Build your career – with Lego
28 March 2014
Anyone actively seeking work likely knows how it feels to send out endless CVs, which can be met with deafening silence or rejection.
Fri, 28 Mar 2014
Anyone actively seeking work likely knows how it feels to send out endless CVs, which can be met with deafening silence or rejection.
So why not take a leaf out of Redditor Pastlightspeed’s book (real name Leah), and create a CV in the form of Lego?
Using bricks from her dad's collection she designed a Lego version of herself, complete with custom instructions on assembling her that also highlight her skills and qualities throughout.
As she puts it: “I wanted a fun way to stand out to agencies and get my resumé out of the trash can – I've always loved Lego and I created this set to highlight my creativity, skills and initiative! It's something I hope to be able to send out along with a job application.”
Anyone actively seeking work likely knows how it feels to send out endless CVs, which can be met with deafening silence or rejection.
So why not take a leaf out of Redditor Pastlightspeed’s book (real name Leah), and create a CV in the form of Lego?
Using bricks from her dad's collection she designed a Lego version of herself, complete with custom instructions on assembling her that also highlight her skills and qualities throughout.
As she puts it: “I wanted a fun way to stand out to agencies and get my resumé out of the trash can – I've always loved Lego and I created this set to highlight my creativity, skills and initiative! It's something I hope to be able to send out along with a job application.”
- Have you gone above and beyond the usual process to land a job? Or has a candidate ever surprised you with an application? Sorry for the glitch but just scroll right down and share your opinions!
