This is
not for
modems
that are
faint of
heart!
| SFX: | (bar/restaurant sounds in background) |
| Jim: | Hey, here's to you, man. I can't believe you got that job. And all that money! |
| SFX: | (their beer bottles clink) |
| Bill: | So why aren't you looking for something better? |
| Jim: | You kidding? I've been mailing and e-mailing resumes for months. |
| Bill: | Mailing and e-mailing? Jim, companies don't like paper resumes...and e-mail resumes look like garbage. |
| Jim: | So how'd you apply? |
| Bill: | On the Internet's Resumail Network. That's where more top D.C. area companies do their recruiting than anywhere else on the Net. |
| Jim: | (dejectedly) Sounds complicated. |
| Bill: | Listen, just go to jobs 98 dot com. Resumail Network automatically finds the job openings that match what you're looking for. When you see one you like, just click a button and your resume goes directly to the company. |
| Jim: | And they actually look at it? |
| Bill: | I'm telling you, they prefer it over resumes sent any other way. And it's free! |
| Jim: | Free?! What was it, jobs 98 dot com? |
| Bill: | Yeah, www dot jobs 98 dot com. Hey where ya going? |
| Jim: | Where do you think? To get a new job! |
| VO: | A better job is waiting for you
right now - on the Resumail Network, where the most jobs are. Visit
jobs 98 dot com today! That's www dot jobs 98 dot com!
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