Professional Completing Interview

Industry Professional Spotlights

Share Your Story. Inspire the Next Generation.

Your career journey has the power to spark ideas, build confidence, and open doors for JAG CA students exploring their futures. By completing a short, self-paced interview, you’ll provide valuable insight into real-world career paths and the skills that helped you succeed. Together, we can connect today’s professionals with tomorrow’s leaders.

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Adaptive

Building on all of the previous iterations of my past self

Strategic

Analyzing the problem thoroughly before defining next steps

Creative

Bringing my imagination into existence

Competitive

Challenging myself and others to reach our full potential

Collaborative

Seeking first to understand, then to be understood

How it Works

We’ve designed the interview process to be quick, flexible, and easy to complete on your schedule. No appointments, no prep work — just an opportunity to reflect on your journey and share it with students who can benefit from your experience.

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Why Participate?

Your Experience Matters More Than You Think

Every student deserves to hear from someone who has walked the path before them. By sharing your professional journey, challenges, and lessons learned, you give JAG CA students a clearer picture of the opportunities ahead. Your story helps bridge the gap between the classroom and the workplace, showing students that success takes many forms — and that they can get there too.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need special equipment?

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No — you can record using your phone, tablet, or computer with a webcam and microphone.

How long will it take?

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Most professionals finish in 15-20 minutes.

Can I review or redo my answers?

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Yes — the interview collection platform allows you to re-record until you’re satisfied with your response.

What happens after I submit?

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Your video will be reviewed by the JAG CA team and then used to inspire students across California.