Oct 12, 2026 · 34 min · 10 segments
# Episode Notes Jason Gorham revolutionized HR technology in 2003 by inventing programmatic job advertising. In this episode, Gorham shares the origin story behind his original patents and reflects…
Cliff JurkiewiczHostJason GorhamGuest
And we see that a lot, and I, and I see the online videos and, and my heart goes out to a lot of the young people coming out of, you know, either, um, you know, high school and going right into the workforce, uh, going into trade schools, coming out of trade schools, especially going into university or college and coming out of university and saying, you know, "I just got a degree in XYZ and nobody wants to hire me." And there's a really simple answer.
And, and by the way, this is no different now than it was when you and I were coming up, right? Coming out of-
I didn't go to college, but, you know, coming out of school and coming off of touring.
That's g- you know, well and good that you learned to do something, but you actually haven't used it yet." So I think it's really important that people understand the, this layer of experience, and whatever experience you have may not be what you went to school for.
You know, even coming out, I want to give a piece of advice to espec- especially, you know, some of the younger generations that are, are really faced with a lot of challenges right now, and it, it is understated me saying that.
Um, economic, you know, job-wise, like, there's just, there's, they're hit-
But for work, if there's anything that you do that is, um, uh, you know, you could call it a hobby, you could call it a, a passion project, things that you real- and, and you don't have a ton of work experience, lean on that.
And we see that a lot, and I, and I see the online videos and, and my heart goes out to a lot of the young people coming out of, you know, either, um, you know, high school and going right into the workforce, uh, going into trade schools, coming out of trade schools, especially going into university or college and coming out of university and saying, you know, "I just got a degree in XYZ and nobody wants to hire me." And there's a really simple answer.
And, and by the way, this is no different now than it was when you and I were coming up, right? Coming out of-
I didn't go to college, but, you know, coming out of school and coming off of touring.
That's g- you know, well and good that you learned to do something, but you actually haven't used it yet." So I think it's really important that people understand the, this layer of experience, and whatever experience you have may not be what you went to school for.
You know, even coming out, I want to give a piece of advice to espec- especially, you know, some of the younger generations that are, are really faced with a lot of challenges right now, and it, it is understated me saying that.
Um, economic, you know, job-wise, like, there's just, there's, they're hit-
But for work, if there's anything that you do that is, um, uh, you know, you could call it a hobby, you could call it a, a passion project, things that you real- and, and you don't have a ton of work experience, lean on that.
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