Ten year old job advert

[classic33]

Classified Job Ad
"A CLASSIFIED AD offering a job in the New York publishing industry has been posted, and reposted, with almost no changes for more than 10 years.

The curious job offer advertises a PA/research associate for “a busy executive” in New York City, with no further information about the employer. The salary is described as between $90,000 and $110,000 per year — generous, for the role.

Here is the full text of the current ad, which you can currently find on Monster.com:"

 

[Brandane]

Adverts for lorry drivers haven't changed in 10 years either. Certainly not the "£8 per hour and we expect you to work up to the legal maximum of 84 hours per week" bit!

 

[Twinks]

Hah that's the truth Brandane and for some £8 per hour would be an improvement............"oh we give you a nice shiny truck with lots of lights, (that advertises our company) you don't want a wage as well do you?)

 

[classic33]

Adverts for lorry drivers haven't changed in 10 years either. Certainly not the "£8 per hour and we expect you to work up to the legal maximum of 84 hours per week" bit!

This one's for the same job though!

 

[CopperBrompton]

A very common ploy by employment agencies - just use a boilerplate ad to get CVs in for similar (usually less well-paid) roles.

 

[Sara_H]

Classified Job Ad
"A CLASSIFIED AD offering a job in the New York publishing industry has been posted, and reposted, with almost no changes for more than 10 years.

The curious job offer advertises a PA/research associate for “a busy executive” in New York City, with no further information about the employer. The salary is described as between $90,000 and $110,000 per year — generous, for the role.

Here is the full text of the current ad, which you can currently find on Monster.com:"

Ooooh, just read the comments. I have no tinfoil in the kitchen. PANIC!!!

 

[classic33]

Ooooh, just read the comments. I have no tinfoil in the kitchen. PANIC!!!

That bad!