For teen coordinator, the Y answers many life questions

By Michael Tsai

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Aug 17, 2012

~~<p>Given the dynamism of the contemporary employment landscape, it's worth an appreciative nod when someone approaches a quarter-century with the same organization —especially if that person is only 29 years old.</p>
<p>Granted, Jay Nishimura wasn't exactly thinking pre-employment training when he spent his first chlorine-infused summer splashing around at the Leeward YMCA. Nor was he necessarily scouting office space when he later served as a junior leader at the Y's Kaimuki-Waialae branch.</p>
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Given the dynamism of the contemporary employment landscape, it's worth an appreciative nod when someone approaches a quarter-century with the same organization —especially if that person is only 29 years old.

Granted, Jay Nishimura wasn't exactly thinking pre-employment training when he spent his first chlorine-infused summer splashing around at the Leeward YMCA. Nor was he necessarily scouting office space when he later served as a junior leader at the Y's Kaimuki-Waialae branch. Login for more...