Jobing Community Video in Orlando

Do you need to be soo serious when looking for a job? Scott Christopher co-author for The Levity Effect gives you tips on how to lighten up for an interview.

Katie McGill, Executive Director for Dress for Success Tampa Bay, explains how to take a scarf and accentuate your outfit to make yourself stand out to the employer.

Katie McGill, Executive Director for Dress for Success Tampa Bay, helps you find a suit that works best with your body. She gives you great tips to save on suits you already have!

Katie McGill, Executive Director for Dress for Success Tampa Bay, helps you take a cover-up and turn it into something you can wear to work.

Katie McGill, Executive Director for Dress for Success Tampa Bay, gives you tips on how to save money on your pantyhose.

A suit can make all the difference and gives you the confidence to get the job that you have always wanted. Katie McGill, Executive Director for Dress for Success Tampa Bay, explains more.

National Association of African Americans in Human Resources started in Orlando in 1997 and has expanded all over the United States. They are known for their professionalism and dedication to the human resources field.

Check it with Joshua Jones and he'll give you some tips and advice on getting through these economic times.

Check it with Joshua Jones and he'll give you some tips and advice on getting through these economic times.

Woodley gives us an insight of what Frontline Outreach is all about and he develops future leaders for our community and our community as a whole.

"When you say leadership cannot be divorced of character, how do you feel about the current situation on Wall Street and their leadership in certain institutions?"

Now through all your experience through leadership and higher education, are there any special authors or books you have read that have actually inspired you to develop your skills and keep your skills sharp?"

President of Frontline Outreach, Arto Woodley Jr, shares his early leadership experiences that helped him develop to the leader he is now.

"When you say you put in the work, can you go in depth? Exactly what did you do to develop those skills and help form your leadership abilities?" Some advice from a leadership expert.

President of Frontline Outreach, Arto Woodley Jr, lets us know if it's ever too late to develop leadership skills in life and particularly what skills he is referring to.

President of Frontline Outreach, Arto Woodley Jr, gives his definition of Leadership and explains why leaders are born not made.

National Association of African Americans in Human Resources is having their conference on November 10-13 at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas. What a great time to meet with professional just like you and to help better yourself in the human resources field. Come and be apart of this exciting event.

"If you were to give advice to someone is who in the work world looking to break out of that machine mode and really wanting to lead or even a student who just graduated and take the work world by storm, what steps would you advise them to take?

In the process of Pursuing the Passion 4 young men traveled 16,000 miles through 38 states over a period of 4 months and interviewed over 200 people who love what they do for a living. Speaking with a diverse pool of professionals ranging from the CEO of MGM Grand to the Director of Footwear Design at the Jordan Brand at Nike. Pursue the Passion solicited the secrets to finding a job you love from those who have accomplished that feat. This video is brief trailer of the documentary footage co

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

David Rensin started writing because, in his words, he had a passion for, “wanting to meet girls and go to concerts for free.” This simple desire manifested itself into a fairly diverse and acclaimed writing career. David explained to us that he used writing as an excuse to travel and learn about the things that interest him most. In this interview hear his take on being a free lance writer and one’s ability to change their whole life with a single action.

The boys of Pursue the Passion spent 4 months traveling across the country chasing a quality that is largely ambiguous and undefined. It’s a lovely sentiment and a noble cause. But, what exactly is passion? In this video that question is answered directly from those interviewed on the Pursue the Passion Tour.

Josh Olson is a self-proclaimed, “late bloomer”. He struggled most of his professional life as a screenwriter for b-level action movies until Paramount Picture bought his first studio script for, in his words, “life altering sums of money.” While that script was never actually produced he was soon brought on to write the screen adaptation for the story “A History of Violence”. Hear Josh speak about the nature of being an artist and writer and what it is that separates those who have it… and t

Watch this video for a brief description of the Pursue the Passion project. Find out what it was that sent the four members of the Pursue the Passion Tour around the country and what they hoped to accomplish through their project; 4 months, 16,000 miles and over 200 interviews in the making.

A big component of the Pursue the Passion mission is understanding more about individual career paths. We believe the journey is as important as the destination. Finding a great job doesn’t happen overnight and it’s important to acknowledge all stages of the process. Most of us find ourselves asking similar questions at these different stages and the answer is different for everyone. In this video hear some of our interviewees answer the question; Where were you at 22?