u/ImaanSabr

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My current NF is leaving to move in a month. Originally, they had stated I had until about mid-July. Now, it’s beginning of June. I haven’t seen many posts for a full-time nanny in my area and I’ve been reaching out like crazy for those that are offering full-time on Care and Facebook groups. I’m starting to lose hope and am in a bit of a panic.

I have done plenty of jobs before. Back when I was home in NYC, I was an admin assistant for a short time, then a bookseller and became floor manager of the bookstore. I was also an early childhood educator in between nannying. As I’m applying to jobs outside of nannying (think admin jobs for the most part), what skill sets can I highlight?

I don’t want to be skipped over just because I was a nanny. I know I can bring a lot to the table with my degrees and certifications alone, but I’m stuck on translating my nannying skills over to admin skills.

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u/ImaanSabr — 21 days ago