Rule of thumb:


Tim, pls find time to read Great ideas!

Thursday, January 18, 2007

18-1-2006 讀報
9:02 PM

王維基變了 城電怎麼樣 2007-01-18, am730, M20, 投資, 中環博客, 禤中怡
「十大必買股」勿沾手？！ 2007-01-18, 信報財經新聞, P28, 理財投資, 時勢微觀, 畢老林
性愛宅急便李健威 2007-01-18, 壹週刊, A088, 時事, 24小時
寸爆得罪人杜汶澤落難 2007-01-18, 壹週刊, B052, 娛樂名人, 探熱針

Special:
7 Rules for Maximizing Your Creative Output - Steve Pavlina's Personal Development Blog
22 Ways To Overclock Your Brain - Ririan Project
How To Be Creative - Hugh MacLeod's Changethis menifesto

An idea a day:
52. Setup a dummy website, pretending to be a company recuiting freshgrad, for the purpose of collecting CVs.
Freshgrad may not know how to make a compelling CV, but if you have a dozen excellent examples to follow/copy, it could instantly make you a CV expert.
The dummy website can be tailor-made for you, if you would like to go into advertising world, find the firm that you would like to go into, then setup the website/company, post similar recuitment requirements/ credentials, the most important is offering a premium benefit to attract freshgrad to come, circulate and publicize the website, setting a deadline for applications, just before the deadline, you will be able get a few hundreds CVs.
Take a look at 求職者資料被用作騙財, you will be accused only if you are using the CVs for $$-related fraud, as you can argue that you are really recuiting, but none of the applicants is above the par.

Of course, I am not persuading anyone to try, but for freshgrads, please pay special attentions to companies that are suspicious, in order to avoid fraud.

Comments:

Haha, have you ever try this before??
posted by Anonymous Anonymous @ Thursday, January 18, 2007 at 9:30:00 PM GMT+8
The only thing I can say is that, I have an excellent and presentable CV.
posted by Blogger Tim @ Thursday, January 18, 2007 at 9:31:00 PM GMT+8

Post a Comment