Bengaluru man's magazine-style resume gets him London job

June 21, 2016 02:42

Most working professionals looking for new jobs spend hours perfecting their resumes - from the language to the font used, showcasing one's credentials needs work. Here's a story that demonstrates the power of a truly impressive CV - meet Sumukh Mehta, a 21-year-old from Bengaluru who just got hired by GQ magazine's London headquarters without an interview, solely on the basis of his resume.

For his special 'hire me' request, Mr Mehta put his money where his mouth is by not merely stating he was creative, but actually proving it. The management student made a GQ-style "20-page magazine resume" for the marketing team, making his attempt an unique and unforgettable one.

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