Hello, everyone. Welcome back to the conservative woman's guide. I'm your host, Karen Lips.

Today, I'm joined by Claire Dixon, founder and executive director of Talent Market.

Talent Market is a nonprofit dedicated to identifying, placing, and retaining talent within

liberty-oriented nonprofit organizations. Claire is joining me to break down everything

young people need to know about today's job market. Before we get into the interview, make sure

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already, leave us a five-star review. Welcome, Claire. Good to be here. Thank you for having me, Karen.

I'm excited to get into this. I remember a career counselor when I was in college, encouraging me

not to put my conservative activism on my resume. What advice do you give to college students on this?

I love that we're jumping into the deep end, okay?

To get her started.

Let's get started.

The first thing I'll say is if you are applying for a job in what I affectionately

called the Liberty Movement, please put those things on your resume.

That's what's going to make you stand out, right?

So that's a no-brainer.

But I will admit it gets

well complicated here because some people may be seeking a job in the private sector or another

sector. And I will admit that there are times where that could work against you. Now, me, personally,

I would rather just be me. And I would rather be honest and straightforward on my resume and if you don't like it

you don't have to hire me now that's so easy for me to say because I'm sitting here and I'm employed

and I'm employed in this world but I would say if someone feels like they're applying for a job that

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