Picking Your Dream Job

Sep 10, 2018 | The Professional Noticer

On this week’s episode, Andy talks about ways he chooses to entertain himself and why you should, too.

This week’s question comes from a recently graduated college student looking for guidance on where and how to look for a job.

Be sure to listen for Andy’s take on the best way to make everyone laugh in an elevator.

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