One of the wonderful aspects of America is that it provides assistance to its citizens in need. Many government aid programmes and agencies offer benefits, such as welfare, social security, public housing, and employment and training. Eligibility interviewers determine who is eligible to receive this support. 

An interviewer is usually employed in an office. He or she meets with an applicant there. The interviewer determines whether the applicant is qualified for government benefits by asking questions and checking documents and other paperwork provided by the applicant. 

The interviewer may do a site visit to observe the applicant's circumstances firsthand. These interviewers may also be involved in the detection of fraud by those who are not qualified for these benefits. 

This is a career that necessitates excellent communication abilities. Knowing a second language, such as Spanish, is advantageous. Patience and kindness aid in calming individuals down. You must also have the moral courage to make the tough decision to deny aid to individuals who are not eligible. 

This occupation is susceptible to overall economic activity, dropping during good times and increasing during bad times. This is definitely a public-service job. You have the option to assist folks who are frequently in need.