If you missed it…

If you missed it, I had an informative interview with the founder of Hire Cause, David Dvorkin, on the 4 professional skills that employers recently ranked as most desirable in employees. But really, I see them as skills everyone should be working on developing.  Here’s a video of the interview if you want to check it out.

He discussed why these skills cannot be learned in any classroom and why managers are too busy to teach these skills in any internship.  We also discuss why these skills are even more important if your children dream to maybe work for themselves one day.

Lastly, we discuss how the essential key to developing these professional skills is to be surrounded by a supportive community of peers and mentors who are on the same journey.  When your children are working alongside others who want to see them succeed and make a difference in their community at the highest level, this is where the magic happens in helping them pursue their dreams.

If your teens want to apply to Hire Cause, just a reminder that the deadline for applications is next Friday, 12/7.  If your children are interested in a fun way to develop the professional skills they need while positively impacting others in their community, then I hope they’ll consider Hire Cause.

Special Note:  You must apply BEFORE December 7th to get the better price for the Hire Cause program. The price of the program is $1,250, but the introductory rate is $500, just for EP! You’ll use the promo code “Easy Peasy” on the last line on the application. If that’s still too much, there are need-based scholarships available. 

3 thoughts on “If you missed it…

  1. meepboy0 November 29, 2018 / 4:49 pm

    this is helpful because I use this program thank you.

  2. Jeri March 1, 2019 / 12:50 am

    I was wanting to get my kids in this program will someone help me out

    • Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool March 1, 2019 / 11:42 am

      Are you talking about Easy Peasy or HireCause? Easy Peasy is always open and available. Just choose a grade level and follow the directions. Join the facebook support group linked in the menu for help. If you have teens interested in HireCause, you can write to them and ask them when they are having another program that your children can join.

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