Whether you choose an airborne elephant, a magic carpet or the control center of a space shuttle hurdling towards Mars, there are many ways to make dreams take flight at the Walt Disney World Resort, especially as an employee (also known as cast member.)

Here's how to make your Disney dream come true, from Guest Author Brandon De Hoyos, About.com's Guide to IM, who served as a Walt Disney World College Program intern and Assistant Manager. Brandon explains who is eligible for Disney Programs, what you'll do at Disney, how to apply, and how to get the most out of your Disney experience. Also, here's more Disney employment information including job openings, auditions, employment application information, locations, and how to apply online.

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I've been in the midst of a conversation about whether you should - or shouldn't - wear panty hose to a job interview. Even the Wall Street Journal has gotten involved in the discussion about bare legged ladies, noting that many older managers are feeling frumpy, even though they grew up during an era when you would never leave the house without panty hose when you were going to work, let alone on a job interview.

This could be a generational issue, especially since many younger women don't ever wear panty hose, regardless of the circumstances or the weather. What do you think? Should you wear panty hose to an interview, or doesn't it matter?