extreme and unusual lengths to get a job. There have
been stories of applicants putting magnets
on their cars directing people to check out their
website/resume, an applicant wearing a t-shirt with her
resume on the front and cover letter on the back,
and even one women took to wearing a sandwich board
of her credentials while walking around the busy streets
in her neighborhood.
Some of these worked, some of them didn't, but I feel
that's true of all job searches.
What is interesting is the start of some video resumes!
Maybe these are because of How I Met Your Mother's
episode that featured this:
Now, most professions don't require a video resume.
The only ones that come to mind are actors, news anchors,
and now I know Production Designers! Check out my
roommate's reel for an example.
Izzy Shu's Production Designer Reel:
Also, while he doesn't have a reel put together yet, you
can check out Kevin Taylor's News Stories here.
can check out Kevin Taylor's News Stories here.
Once he gets his reel together I'm sure I'll be posting it here.
I think these video resumes/reels are way more entertaining
and engagingthan a paper resume, but they definitely don't
belong in all professions.
I think these video resumes/reels are way more entertaining
and engagingthan a paper resume, but they definitely don't
belong in all professions.
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