Job or No Job - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Chicago Restaurants (Pilot)
A woman travels from Dallas to Chicago in the hopes of landing a job in the restaurant industry.
Los Angeles Fashion
Jane helps an aspiring fashion designer overcome feelings of nervousness that are undermining her job interviews in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Real Estate
Nashville Event Planning
Aspiring event planner Gigi interviews with three successful companies in Nashville, Tenn.; Gigi's knowledge of alcohol is put to the test; a potential employer asks Gigi to plan a wedding on the spot.
New York City Interior Design
A woman hopes to find an interior-design job in New York City and lets nerves get the best of her during interviews.
New York City Online Magazine
A woman makes her way to New York City to work at an online magazine, but her résumé contains a couple of errors.
San Francisco Startups
"Job or No Job" follows one young adult per episode on his/her journey to land a first job in their chosen career. Each candidate will go on three interviews and viewers will follow along to find out if s/he lands three, two, one - or zero offers. Jane Buckingham will be the Career & Lifestyle expert (a.k.a. The "Fairy Jobmother"), dispensing advice on how to learn from their mistakes, where to shop and eat, how to get around town, where to find housing, and the realities of entering the job market.
Los Angeles Music
A man from Nashville, Tennessee, travels to Los Angeles where he hopes to find employment in the music industry.
Portland Graphic Design
A woman leaves her hometown of Brooklyn, N.Y., and travels to Portland, Ore., to find a job in graphic design.
New York City Advertising
A woman leaves her hometown of Lubbock, Texas, and travels to New York City to find a job in advertising.
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