CNN.com talks concerning the weirdest jobseeker stunts. After reviewing the list, I would recommend … um … none of them. The key to standing out to an employer is balancing professionalism with creativity and,
Office 2010 Sale, in essense,
Microsoft Office Professional 2007, proving you are qualified for the job. Gimmicks (without substance to back them up) don’t prove anything. We’ve talked about jobseeker “stunts” on here before. There are ones I like (and I did try to track down Michael Swanson’s cardboard cut out - sadly to no avail.) There are ones Jim likes. And then there was,
Microsoft Office 2010 Product Key, of course, our Ideal Applicant promotion from back in the fall. Ah,
Office 2007 Activation, memories. Again, for me,
Office Pro Plus 2007, I like the “stunts” that show substance. That’s why some of the ideal applicant entries were both relevant and flashy. Applicants were able to incorporate programming and designing creativity for a job application that should – partially, at least – highlight programming and designing creativity. It’s all about the tie in. What are some of your favorite stunts you’ve seen or heard about it? Any real stinkers? gretchen
via Secrets of the Job Hunt
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