Tim Thach
January 16, 2008, 10:50 PM
Hi Phil,
I had a thunk along these lines a couple of weeks ago. It sort of went like this:
In the contact information area of your resume, you would leave your MySpace, FaceBook, YouTube, etc. URL.
At that site you place a great video of yourself (in a one-on-one interview type of situation) where you can have a video response to certain key question that a hiring company might like to know about you. Things like hobbies, charity or volunteer activities, personal growth reading and activities and other topics like that.
So anyways, I was thinking if I was in the resume crafting business, this could be a natural extension of that for the 20th century.
And since it would be a professional product that would really help corporate people get a new job, you could charge a great deal for each interview and make good moolah.
In fact, you could make it a niche video site. And get bought out by Goog in 4 years for 4 million-trillion-billion dollars! Yippeeee!
Tim
I had a thunk along these lines a couple of weeks ago. It sort of went like this:
In the contact information area of your resume, you would leave your MySpace, FaceBook, YouTube, etc. URL.
At that site you place a great video of yourself (in a one-on-one interview type of situation) where you can have a video response to certain key question that a hiring company might like to know about you. Things like hobbies, charity or volunteer activities, personal growth reading and activities and other topics like that.
So anyways, I was thinking if I was in the resume crafting business, this could be a natural extension of that for the 20th century.
And since it would be a professional product that would really help corporate people get a new job, you could charge a great deal for each interview and make good moolah.
In fact, you could make it a niche video site. And get bought out by Goog in 4 years for 4 million-trillion-billion dollars! Yippeeee!
Tim
