In my last article, I gave an overview of the first part of the Disney University & American Workplace, a theme park idea I created in the hopes of proving my creativity to the Disney University and getting a job at Disney. This article highlights the rest of the park, and how my efforts in using this enormous concept paid off in terms of getting a job.
article a month ago about how to get a job at Walt Disney World. My message was centered on the importance of doing what you do well, of being the best at what you do, and being well networked. I don’t know of any other recipe for getting a job. But if you do those things, “Fate is kind” as the song says, and you have a good sporting chance. It happened to me. I was capable. I was expert. But most of all, I was blessed to know people like Diann. And that’s how the magic can happen for you.
P.S. Was building the Disney University & American Workplace worth it? Hmmm. I spent a lot of time on it. It wasn’t what got me the job. But it did keep my hopes alive. I look back on that work and think I should have followed promptings to approach it differently. But in the end, “Fate is kind…” as the song goes.
See you in the parks!