"The development community has never liked it, and they're playing the jobs card now".
Earlier this month, it was rumored that George Clooney was interested in playing the Jobs role, though that story has yet to move forward.
If he cannot play, the job would fall to Sage Rosenfels, a second-year pro from Iowa State.
The 80-member orchestra, led by the conductor Long Yu — the über-maestro of China — is here for a week to play the job.
They also play the jobs card, in which union miners are just as complicit as their employers.
Other participants played the jobs they used to have: James S. Gilmore III, former governor of Virginia; Shirley Jackson, former chairwoman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission; James Lee Witt, former head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Dee Dee Myers, a former White House spokeswoman.
"As a young woman, I was reminded daily of what I couldn't do — the schools I couldn't attend, the sports I couldn't play, the jobs I could never have," Mrs. Clinton writes.
Similarly, the job seeker who plays the job-seeker role isn't comfortable in those shoes and isn't open to being likable, which, as Lederman reminds us in the law of authenticity, is a very important part of being hired.
It seemed, aside from playing, the coolest job in the world".
