How I Got My Job

In this episode of How I Got My Job (mp3, 29:03, 26.7 MB) , Michael Young shares how he got a job as an Online Teacher and Project Manager, spotting the lead in one of the most unlikely places: his junk mail folder.

Website mentioned: www.teachers-teachers.com

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About Michael Young

Michael Young is the oldest child in a large military family. He graduated in 2009 from Brigham Young University with a B.A. in German Teaching and a minor in music. He is an avid musician and sings, plays the piano, and rings in a handbell choir. He is also a prolific reader and writer of fiction, and has a novel coming out in February 2010 through Cedar Fort publishing. He lives in UT with his wife Jennifer and his son Jarem.

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About Daniel Johnson, Jr.

Daniel Johnson, Jr. believes in the power of connecting others and helping tell great stories with technology. How I Got My Job grew out of the need to encourage job seekers by sharing the stories of others who have landed jobs. Connect with Daniel on Google+.

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Tags: Business and Economy, Career development, Job hunting, Job Search, Michael Young, military family, online teacher, project management

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