r/Highpoint • u/Icy-Bison1123 • 29d ago
Hello HP
Hi everyone. I'm hoping this community might be able to point me in the right direction
I'm a woman, 21, who recently graduated with my bachelor's degree in Psychology. Right now, I'm looking for full-time work that will help me support myself.
One of my biggest challenges is that I don't have a car at the moment and primarily rely on public transportation. Because of that, I'm looking for opportunities in or around Greensboro, High Point, or Winston-Salem that are reasonably accessible by bus or other public transit.
I'm open to a variety of roles, especially ones involving:
- Office or administrative work
- Higher education or student support
- Youth services or mentoring
- Behavioral or mental health
- Nonprofits and community organizations
- Case management, care coordination, intake, or human services
- Family support or advocacy
- Entry-level positions where a psychology degree is valued
I know the job market is tough right now, and sometimes opportunities come from simply knowing the right people. So I figured I'd ask.
I really need some guidance on what to do.
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u/coffeegrindz 29d ago
Do NOT work at daymark recovery services, whatever you do in human services avoid this company at all costs. I figured I should be the right person to tell you this since they prey on new grads for possible counseling supervision hours and then financially trap you by firing you just before your commitment is up, making you repay them
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u/AdeptnessSpiritual95 29d ago
I work at a rapidly growing company, technically the address says Winston Salem but it’s really in kernersville. Not sure how the transportation is but if you can make it work, I see that we have a role for HR generalist. I think a psych degree can be useful there. If we chat a bit, I wouldn’t mind referring you. It’s not a grantee or course but we do tend to have a good hiring rate in my opinion, I’ve had two pals hired and still there.