
Dream Jobs: Crossword Constructor
They say it's the clues that make a puzzle difficult, not the words.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
They say it's the clues that make a puzzle difficult, not the words.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
When Paige Long became a florist, she had never even received flowers. Now she builds arrangements by hand every day.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
Mary Kong-Devito helps restaurants create their online persona in a social media-dominant world.
For Allie Kunkler, being a professional makeup artist is about more than making clients look beautiful. It's also about connection and creativity.
| Sarah Giroux and Colleen O'Neill
Rosana Vollmerhausen says her job is equal parts learning a client's style and pushing them out of their comfort zone.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
They may not be flashy, but summer jobs introduce teens to the world of work.
| Phil Pruitt and Chance Seales
Harper Macaw is working to be a small model for positive change in the cacao supply chain.
Rooftop farms aren't only for growing food. They also start a conversation about the environment.
David was a lawyer for the D.C. police department, and he loved it. But he decided to take a chance on something he loves even more.
One of the nation's top sommeliers tells us how to drink wine like a pro and how she landed her dream job.
These women have the type of job you may have dreamed of as a kid, then forgotten all about. They didn't. Their aspirations led them to the circus.
| Newsy
You probably won't find a shorter farm-to-table to table journey anywhere. Natalie Carver shows us around her dream job as a rooftop farmer.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
Picture this: You get to play with dogs all day long. Yes, that's a real job. Some dogs even bring their own lunches.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
Keeping sustainability in mind, Charles Thomas takes old furniture pieces and transforms them into new, unique designs.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
Five years ago, Schuble was posting pictures of his food just every few weeks. Now he usually eats out twice a day.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
Only four institutions in the world are home to giant pandas, so Shellie Pick is one of the lucky ones.
Southeastern's product is coffee, but its mission is to make that coffee environmentally sustainable, too.
Laurie has lived in Capitol Hill for 25 years. She felt like her neighborhood of readers was missing a good bookstore.
Sietsema started as a copy boy at the Post soon after graduating from college. Now, he's the Post's anonymous — and powerful — food critic.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
The Velasquez family is a self-proclaimed bread family. So they opened A Baked Joint to make the good bread they couldn't find anywhere else.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
Kurtz covers a divided Capitol Hill, but she says people are willing to talk on both sides of the aisle.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
In more than two-thirds of the U.S.'s largest metro areas, residents have fewer job opportunities within a typical commute than they did in 2000.
According to a new Gallup poll, more and more high schoolers say they aren't confident that they'll find a good job after graduating.