First jobs form an important base for subsequent work experiences. They are a particularly valuable source of information for young people in thinking through their career options.
Teenagers -- start the process of career planning.

Our attitudes towards how our children conduct themselves in their casual jobs speak volumes about our own feelings about work and money. When they react in ways of which we don’t approve, we see it as a personal rejection of our own values. We’re not doing them any favors. Here’s why.

What can parents do to support their kids in their casual jobs and promote positive work experiences? Strategies that work.

What’s hot today may not be tomorrow. Parents should encourage kids to make choices based on their interests. Organizations will suffer if they don’t hire for broad thinking and analytical skills as well as technical skills.

Parents worry about their 20-something kids who can’t commit to a career. Their children are frightened of making a bad career choice. Explanation for parents, tips for young workers.