About my college education:
In taking my course it is very enjoyable and interesting because you'll know the techniques in handling different kinds of personalities and behaviours of an individual. It also requires logical skills inorder for you to solve the case of an individual; for instance if an individual had encountered traumatic experiences when he was still a child resulting for him to have PTSD. You get to know what techniques to apply and the treatment plan that will help him to surpassed his dreadful illness. Furthermore, inorder to correct his erroneous perception towards life.
My current job:
I am a former HR staff at Social Security System but I am reviewing now for my Real Estate Brokerage Board examination so I resigned.
Am I using what I learned in college:
Yes, because I'm a generalist, I used to interview applicants and used eye to eye comtact method to know if the applicant is sincere with what they are sayimg. I also do test administration for instance giving them a test called Sack's Sentence Compeletion Test.
How long did it take to find a job:
I graduated March 2012 and have a job on April.
Do I recommend studying Psychology:
Definitely yes because emplyment wise, we are in demand nowadays. Imagine taking up this course will fit you anywhere, e.g. in schools you will become a guidance counselor. In industrial setting you'll become an HR staff and in clinical setting, you'll become a psychologist or an assistant physician.
When it comes to salary it's salary wise because even you're a fresh graduate you'll be paying 15K as your starting.
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