O*NET Podcasts
Employment professionals from around the country use O*NET information to help job seekers and others needing career guidance. Listen to their stories below on a variety of topics. Click any topic to play, download, or learn more about each podcast.
Vocational specialist JR Mooney discusses how he and his team use O*NET to help young people with disabilities find employment.
Economic modeling specialist Isaac Grauke describes leveraging O*NET information to attract green companies.
Disability program navigator Steve Hughes details how O*NET information can assist persons with disabilities.
Teresa Davenport and Hope Clark explain how O*NET helps with transferability of skills in a regional re-employment context.
Robin Schilinger discusses the ways a resume writer relies on O*NET information to help clients craft powerful resumes.
Job developer Donna Flisack discusses using O*NET to guide individuals through their careers.
Local employment representatives Keith Brandon and Bobby Johns explain how O*NET information can help assist military members in transition.
Area program manager Mike Tillotson explains how O*NET information benefits One-Stop clients who need the assistance of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
Professional placement coordinator Dana Barber details the use of O*NET occupational information to assist the visually impaired in career planning and job seeking.
Web and database manager Ben Garcia explains how the Colorado Labor Department uses the O*NET database as the basis for its labor market information, keeping its system updated with the most current data.
Contextual remediation instructor Kelly Reed describes how she uses O*NET information to benefit clients in a welfare-to-work program.