[ SECRET POST #4333 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4333 ⌋

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Application Advice

[(Anonymous)]

What would you consider "related work experience" -- besides what it clearly indicates?

i.e. if the core of a specific job is say...research, but requires working with specific populations, would you count work that you might have done with specific populations, even if it wasn't in a research setting? Or do you feel like that would disqualify you because you don't have any research experience?

I don't like lying or feeling like a fraud, but I don't want to sell myself short :(

Re: Application Advice

[(Anonymous)]

Put it on there and if it's not related they can make that decision for themselves.

Re: Application Advice

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks!

Re: Application Advice

[(Anonymous)]

Include it and be prepared to explain why it’s relevant at an interview. Also, do some homework so you can talk about the research even if you personally haven’t done it. Unless this is an upper-level position, it’s usually more important for you to demonstrate that you’re motivated and have a good work ethic than to be an expert in the field.

Re: Application Advice

[(Anonymous)]

I would definitely put down working with those specific populations. Maybe they have people who know the research methods and could use someone with complementary knowledge. If you have any research experience in other areas, put that down, too.

Sometimes my boss asks me to put together a version of my CV for a project we're bidding on that is a survey for Project X in Region Y. Maybe I've never done Project X in Region Y, but I've done Project X in other places and I've also done different types of projects in Region Y. I'll put down my experience with both X Project (in any location) and Region Y (any project).