Posted by Judy Anne Cavey on Apr 4, 2012 in Interviewing, Job Hunt, Job Search | No Comments
If you want positive results in your job search, first you have to get their attention
A writer at The Washington Post, wanted to test peoples perception. He asked a world renowned violinist to performincognitoin a D.C. busy train station one morning as thousands of commuters rushed by.
Only a few actually stopped to listen, but no one recognized him or his exceptional talent and his $3.5 million Stradivarius. At the end of his 45 minute free concert, he made only $32. The talented violinist was Joshua Bell, who had played to a sold-out concert just two days before at $100 per seat! Read more...