Where the Jobs At?
Video description
We challenged you to create videos that answer common questions about government benefits and services. Here’s one of the winners of the contest. View all of the winning videos, submissions and contest rules at faq.challenge.gov.
Video transcript
Where the jobs at? Where the jobs at? (I know!)
Where the jobs at? Where the jobs at?
Where the jobs at? Where the jobs at?
They’re here at USA.GOV
Well the economy tanked and I need a job
Not living the dream and I’m feeling robbed
All this searching’s making my head throb.
out there it’s really getting tough
Well, I’d work in Anchorage doing deep ice fishing
Move to Tennessee to fix a transmission
If you got an offer then I am listening
cuz, I’ve just had enough
You see the politicians they just want to fight
So it’s up to us to make things right
But I got the answer to this plight
Are you listening?
Well, then I’ll tell ya!
Where the jobs at? Where the jobs at? (I know!)
Where the jobs at? Where the jobs at?
Where the jobs at? Where the jobs at?
They’re here at USA.GOV
Step 1: Go to usa.gov on the internet
Click government jobs then search and you’re almost set
Step 2: Type the name of your preferred occupation search your hometown or all across the nation
Step 3: Be amazed at all the opportunities. Now the hard part? limit it down to 1, 2 or 3.
Step 4: Get an interview
Step 5: Get the job!
When the chips are down and push comes to shove
You can find it all at USA.gov
When the chips are down and push comes to shove
You can find it all at USA.gov
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