Jobing Community Video in Tampa Bay

The superbowl is coming to Tampa Bay in February, and what does this mean for Tampa Bay? More jobs and more money. Angela Rosario explains this to you.

Transferable skills are important to your job search. If you are in sales and you are looking for a job, what are those skills that can help you in another job. Can you use those to get into hospitality or even health care. Angela Rosario explains to you how important your transferable job skills are.

Becky Burgue, Family and Consumer Science Instructor, talks to you about what type of education is needed to become a teacher. You have to do practicums, internships, and what school is best for you, she explains this and more.

Having a certain characteristic or personality is key to becoming a teacher. You have to care about the well-being of others. Becky Burgue, Family and Consumer Science Instructor, talks to you about what you need to look for in yourself to be a successful teacher.

Becky Burgue, Family and Consumer Science Instructor talks to you about what you should look for in a child care job.

Jobing.com has one of the largest job fairs in the Tampa Bay area. Meet face-to-face with employers, attend workshops, and get your resume reviewed by HR Professionals and it is free! If you are looking for a job, this is the place to be Tuesday, February 10th from 2-6pm at the Tampa Convention Center. Register Here.

What industries are booming, during this economy? Angela Rosario explains what industries are still doing well, during these economic times.

Pursue the Passion Interviewed Tommy Thwaits in Denver, Colorado in front of a live student audience. Tommy is the owner of Coda Coffee, a coffee wholesale co. that he owns and operates with his brother Tim. In this video Tommy speaks about his journey in the coffee industry and the risks he took to preserve his passion.

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.

Brett Farmiloe and Zach Hubbell of Pursue the Passion were recently held up at Denver International Airport in Colorado. They decided to use their layover to find out what the more experienced think of business travel.

Professional Women's Group is a part of Dress for Success. This organization helps other women out and gives them guidance on finding a job and budgeting their finances.

One of the hardest aspects of zeroing in on a career that we can be passionate about is simply discovering where our interests lie. Throughout the course of the Pursue the Passion Tour we found that almost everyone we interviewed was able to link their current career with a childhood interest. Here is a short compilation of their stories.

There are lay-offs everywhere and you are afraid that you might get laid off too! You need to stay positive. Work had and stay focused, there is no point on concentrating on the future. Angela gives you some great advice on how to stay positive in the workplace.

Why attend a Career Expo, if the employer does not accept your resume? This is your chance to meet face-to-face with the actual hiring manager. Introduce yourself and follow-up with them the next day, this is how you are going to get your next job. Angela explains in more detail on what you should do to stand out at Jobing.com's Career Expo.

What do you need to do to prepare yourself for Jobing.com Job Fair? Angela Rosario tells you great information from what to wear to what to bring to make sure you are entirely prepared to meet with all the great employers.

Jobing.com has an advanced job search feature on our website that could help you effectively, when it comes to looking for a job. You can search by salary amounts, part-time or full-time positions, and even entry-level positions. This can help you weed out the jobs you might not be interested in.

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.

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.

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?

Hear Brett Farmiloe and Zach Hubbell of Pursue the Passion speak about what they learned in their travels. How to find your passion from the cumulative intelligence of over 200 individuals who absolutely love their jobs; 4 months, 16,000 miles and 38 states pursuing the passion.

Having a goal when attending a networking event can help you find a job. Researching and knowing who you want to talk to will separate yourself from the other job seekers doing the same thing you are doing.

Your first job is very important in how you will be in the future. There are many valuable lessons and skills that are achieved through every job. Angela Rosario, Community Relations Manager, talks to you about how your first job can help you.

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