As Los Angeles prepares to host the 2028 Summer Olympics, city officials are taking lessons from the ongoing Paris Games, addressing issues like cramped quarters and food shortages. Janet Evans, chief athlete officer for LA2028, emphasizes the importance of understanding athletes' experiences, assuring that UCLA, where athletes will be housed, offers quality food and accommodations. The city plans to tackle notorious traffic issues by implementing 'Olympic lanes' and encouraging companies to adopt flexible work-from-home policies during the event. Job applications for managerial roles at LA2028 are now open, with 11 positions available and salaries ranging from $150,000 to $170,000. Additionally, 13,000 volunteers have already signed up for the LA 2028 Volunteer Programme, though applications for Paris volunteers have closed. Organizers are committed to ensuring a smoother experience for athletes and spectators alike by addressing logistical concerns early on.