Princeton Review Selects Ymcas Among 'Best Entry-Level Jobs' for College Grads; 'It Really Is Fun to Stay at the Ymca,' Authors Reveal
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CHICAGO, May 27 /U.S. Newswire/ -- America's YMCAs rank among the top organizations and companies in the United States for college grads to launch their careers, according to The Princeton Review. The New York-based education services company ranks America's Ys among the 66 great places to work, in its recently- published book, Best Entry-Level Jobs (Random House / Princeton Review Books, April 2004).
The YMCAs seek candidates "with a passion for positively influencing the lives of others," the book reveals, as well as, "a commitment to the mission of the YMCA, the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment, a strong sense of customer service, a commitment to applying ethics and values in the workplace, and technical skills in a specific program area of not-for-profit administrative application."See the full content of this document
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Princeton Review Selects Ymcas Among 'Best Entry-Level Jobs' for College Grads; 'It Really Is Fun to Stay at the Ymca,' Authors Reveal
The book, co-authored by Wall Street Journal reporter Ron Lieber and writer and editor Tom Meltzer, is based on hundr...
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