In today's tough job market, it’s important to stand out from the crowd.
That’s why Parisian Yves Bonneyrat decided an ordinary CV wasn’t good enough when he applied for a job with Tyrells, the English crisp manufacturer.
He decided, instead, to send his resume to the Leominster-based company printed on a packet of crisps.
“I faithfully followed all Tyrells original design but instead of consumer information, I added my CV and a cover letter,” he told French employment blog blog-emploi.com.
“The idea came after I’d enjoyed Tyrells crisps on a weekend in London. I realised only five or six flavours are available in France, compared to many more in Britain,” he said.
He decided to offer his services as sales manager in France.
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That’s why Parisian Yves Bonneyrat decided an ordinary CV wasn’t good enough when he applied for a job with Tyrells, the English crisp manufacturer.
He decided, instead, to send his resume to the Leominster-based company printed on a packet of crisps.
“I faithfully followed all Tyrells original design but instead of consumer information, I added my CV and a cover letter,” he told French employment blog blog-emploi.com.
“The idea came after I’d enjoyed Tyrells crisps on a weekend in London. I realised only five or six flavours are available in France, compared to many more in Britain,” he said.
He decided to offer his services as sales manager in France.
Read More HERE
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