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Home > CareerConnect > For Teens > Aaron's Adventures in Employment
Aaron's Adventures in EmploymentMeet Aaron, a forward-thinking, awesome teen determined to get a job. Have fun and learn how to navigate common obstacles as you go with him on his adventures in employment! Episode OneListen to Resume Genie (Audio) First things first; prepare that resume. It really doesn't take a genius. Or, a genie. Episode TwoLearn how to make those all important job interviews your own success story. Episode ThreeListen to Attack of the Coworkers (Audio) Now that Aaron has landed that all-important first job, see how he handles his well-meaning but uninformed co-workers' mistakes about blind people. Episode FourListen to Attitude Adjusters (Audio) Are you ready to wrestle with some of the topics on the newest segment in the series, "Aaron's Adventures in Employment?" AFB CareerConnect introduces the "Attitude Adjusters." Aaron's Adventures in EmploymentRelated Announcements
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