I tried to remove some of the age indicators from my resume...I definitely updated my resume to reflect the newness of the MBA and tried to play down some of the other dates.
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Comments [6]
At long last we've corrected the audio problem. Thanks for your patience!
Adam
I, too, am waiting for this to be corrected. I would like to share this with a friends.
I did try to write down the websites. I did get one correct and it is <A HREF="http://www.encore.org/>encore.org</A>
I would also like to hear this again. I'm 53, have 2 masters degrees, 2 professional certifications, and find myself out of work.
I am the Susan Price that was on the show today - would really like to be able to get a link to this clip - however the clip is the wrong section of the show - when will this be fixed?
Sorry Ray. We're fixing this now.
The wrong audio has been linked to this part of the site. The piece about parents advocating for steam tables is posted, not the piece with Beth Kobliner and Susan Price.
I wanted to hear the names of the organizations that organize internships for adults which was mentioned at the end of the piece. Would be grateful if you could re-post the correct audio and perhaps put the names of those organizations up on site?
Ray
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