Census jobs for 2010 (applying, degrees, payment, degree)

[PurpleLove08]

I just called and left a message saying I was interested in the position.
Here the pay starts out at 10.75, which is much better than my last job.
$17.50....I'd be ecstatic!!

[tasmtairy]

I just downloaded the app and will call my local office on Monday. They pay 13.50/hr here in NC. Sweet. Hiffy, I will dm you about the sample job. Hey thanks for the information!!

Anything is great right now for me!!

[supernerdgirl]

Originally Posted by tasmtairy

I just downloaded the app and will call my local office on Monday. They pay 13.50/hr here in NC. Sweet. Hiffy, I will dm you about the sample job. Hey thanks for the information!!

Anything is great right now for me!!

Yeah, it definitely depends on the area as far as pay rate goes.

[tasmtairy]

Originally Posted by inram102

where can i take a practice test for the census 2010 employment

On line on the link the OP left!!

[oldhousegirl]

Hi everyone. Here is the link with the pay, which as people said varies. Just click on your state and hover over your closest city for the rate.

US Census Bureau 2010 Jobs: Local Office Maps

[kmccreary]

i would like some more info on this please

[nitokenshi]

I called today and the guy was like I don't know if you read the paper but we are filled.

They had like 6k positions and started hiring this month

[Fred314X]

Just for the record, here's something the Census Bureau doesn't tell you when they put out the call every decade...

I happened to be unemployed at the time of the 2000 Census, and as they were going to be hiring quite a few people to do the surveys in my humble little hometown (NYC), I headed over to the local office they'd established, and put in my application.

I happened to overhear a conversation in the adjacent room. They weren't going to hire me, because I'm white. "We've already got enough whites," said this representative of an official government agency. So if you happen to apply and you wind up not getting hired, it isn't necessarily because they're fully staffed. The Census Bureau plays the racial quota game, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

[nitokenshi]

Originally Posted by Fred314X

Just for the record, here's something the Census Bureau doesn't tell you when they put out the call every decade...

I happened to be unemployed at the time of the 2000 Census, and as they were going to be hiring quite a few people to do the surveys in my humble little hometown (NYC), I headed over to the local office they'd established, and put in my application.

I happened to overhear a conversation in the adjacent room. They weren't going to hire me, because I'm white. "We've already got enough whites," said this representative of an official government agency. So if you happen to apply and you wind up not getting hired, it isn't necessarily because they're fully staffed. The Census Bureau plays the racial quota game, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

Interesting

[spanko75]

Has anyone done this yet? whats the details? Is there benefits?