Genius dresses up as courier to hand in CV disguised as doughnut delivery

[Dawood Ibrahim]

When marketing professional Lukas Yla embarked on a new job hunt shortly after he moved from Europe to the US, he knew sending his CV via email won’t cut it in San Francisco’s competitive tech scene. So he opted for a different approach.

Instead, the resourceful creative came up with an intricate, but oddly witty, plot that included him dressing up as a Postmate courier and personally delivering his resume to employers under the disguise of a doughnut box.

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To recreate the entire ensemble, Yla printed out an authentic-looking t-shirt and prepared a pile of doughnut boxes with the clever message “Most resumes end up in trash – mine in your belly” hidden inside the package.

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To make sure employers can reach him back if interested, Yla also included a short URL linking to his profile on LinkedIn.

The smooth-operating marketer claims he’s delivered about 40 boxes so far. While the ballsy stint has landed him 10 interviews, it seems he’s yet to clinch a contract.

In a world where people send hundreds of resumes via the Web to never hear back from employers, this goes down as a win in my score book.


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[hassan zohaib]

atleast he did not stop trying. good good good way of marketing atleast marketing is all about to sell so he sold him in different way.

 

[Akasa]

An ingenious yet efficient way to get things done.

I hope he lands the job; if his resume can bypass office bureaucracy, his marketing acumen surely can do the same.