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Building Your Resume: Volunteer Work

HEre is some advice if you are just entering or are about to enter the workforce. Find someone with a career you might be interested in and pick their brain!

Annika Hylmo, PArtner @ Interchange Group, offers some advice for first time employees in today's workplace.

I recently started a short video on first jobs based on the interviews done on the Pursue the Passion Tour. What I was surprised to find was that most of our interviewees didn't generally succeed their first time out. Their first jobs were primarily obstacles or learning experiences that simply contributed to the overall journey. With that said the video quickly became a compilation of stories about obstacles. Here are some of the professionals we interviewed speaking about the "hiccups" enc

Christopher Barr started his career as a photojournalist. Finding it both exciting and dangerous it took him around the world in his early twenties, visiting places like Thailand and the Amazon Rainforest. After a particularly perilous trip through Brazil he decided that a safer form of Photography was in his future. He began taking portraits in the LA area and quickly became one of the county’s premiere celebrity photographers. Here his story and why he believes it was so important that he

Dr. Richard Hart, MD, DrPH, President of Loma Linda University, talks about his first job working on a farm.

Al Switzler, Co-Author of "Crucial Conversations" recalls his first job and the principles that it taught him that he still carries with him to this day.

The Pharmacy Clerk/Tech program enables its students to gain a career in as little as six months.

Christopher Lorenzana from the Small Business Administration talks about his first job in a copy room.

Earvin Magic Johnson talks about his first summer job at a Hire L.A.Youth Press Conference. Magic was introduced by Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa who spoke about the importance of hiring Los Angeles' young people to give them opportunities and work experience.

Jason Cadreau, Recruitment Supervisor for Sport Chalet, tells us his first job and the things that he learned from it that he still uses today.

Al Switzler, co-author of 'Crucial Conversations', tells us what his first job was and the key take aways that he learned from it.

Christopher Lorenzana, Public Information Officer for the United States Small Business Administration, talks about his first job.

Kathy McNamara, Director of Human Resources and Finance for the Boys and Girls Club of Southwest County, talks about her first job.

Maria Evans, Vice President and Director of the Minority Business Enterprise Center talks about her first job at Montgomery Wards.

Lizette Escobedo, Director of the SBA Women's Business Center, talks about her first job.

Fabiola Santacruz, Business Development Officer of the SBA Women's Center, talks about her first job at Knott's Berry Farm

Shaun Lumachi, Director of Government Affairs at the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, talks about his first jobs and what he learned from them.

When going on an interview, salary can be a very touchy subject, here is why.

When preparing for an interview, always research the company before you enter the interview.

Ryan Niberger brings up a great point about being careful who you apply with and remembering all of them.

Tara Unfried explains how you should always ask questions to an interviewer regardless of who it is, phone or in person.

Ryan Niberger is here to explain the importance of a thank you letter to an employer after an interview.

Tara Unfried explains how to prepare yourself for a phone interview.