OT-- TCU Frog Factor Candidate

[Raw Frog]

This young lady is something else. TCU needs to find a spot for her asap.....
A 3 minute video "interview" I think you will enjoy.


Hope she lands somewhere good. I bet she will.

 

[RollToad]

WB

 

[Sticky_Wicket]

Her response 2 weeks later after it went viral on LinkedIn.. still no job it seems.

 

[Chico Dusty]

Just apply, network, and grind it out like everyone else. Not a fan of this look at me biz.

 

[Sticky_Wicket]

Just apply, network, and grind it out like everyone else. Not a fan of this look at me attitude.

Let me guess... you're also not a fan of The Cloud, selfies, jeans with holes in them, music produced after 1976, cryptocurrency, or superfoods. Neat.

 

[Peacefrog]

Let me guess... you're also not a fan of The Cloud, selfies, jeans with holes in them, music produced after 1976, cryptocurrency, or superfoods. Neat.

Selfies are ruining America.

 

[Bob]

My mom told me selfies would make me go blind.

 

[Chico Dusty]

Let me guess... you're also not a fan of The Cloud, selfies, jeans with holes in them, music produced after 1976, cryptocurrency, or superfoods. Neat.

Just not a fan of gimmicks. Great you can sing a tune and play piano - if she’s looking to get a band, great strategy. What does that have to do with getting a job in something not music related? It’s a gimmick straight up. If you went to TCU and made things happen, you can find a job. And like the 99.9% of grads - do it without a jingle video.

 

[Raw Frog]

Looks to me like a hidden gem...

 

[satis1103]

One person says gimmick, another says creative and fun attempt to stand out. If I were hiring, I would hire her, if she met the qualifications.

Don't forget that our current society seems to eat gimmicks like I eat Reeses.

 

[Froglaw]

My advice is to always include a photo of yourself at the top of the resume.

Follow up any interview with a "Thank You for the Interview Letter". A real letter with postage and a return address.

Out of the 15 interviews they had that day, they will remember who you are and you will be at the top of the stack of candidates as long as you're qualified for the position.

Old School, but it works.

 

[Bob]

My advice is to always include a photo of yourself at the top of the resume.

Follow up any interview with a "Thank You for the Interview Letter". A real letter with postage and a return address.

Out of the 15 interviews they had that day, they will remember who you are and you will be at the top of the stack of candidates as long as you're qualified for the position.

Old School, but it works.

What if your photo looks like Listenbee?