Woman Portrays "Fearless Girl" Statue and Gets A Job

Sometimes landing the job of your dreams comes down to standing out in a crowd. It’s easy to get lost in a sea of resumes, but one job seeker in the U.K. found a unique way to get the attention of the company she wanted to work for - by turning herself into a statue.

Jade Delaney had been having a hard time getting her foot in the door with an advertising agency after graduating college, so she tried to come up with a way to get herself seen by people in the industry. After attending an advertising event at McCann Bristol - the UK counterpart to the advertising agency behind the “Fearless Girl” sculpture on Wall Street in New York City - and hearing people there talking about the campaign, she knew what she needed to do.

Delaney painted her clothes gold, had a makeup artist paint her gold and headed to the McCann offices, where she stood outside posed like the iconic statue and drew a crowd. Her plan worked, the McCann people liked her determination and offered her a month-long gig to start, which will hopefully turn into a full-time job.

“I think you have to make opportunity happen, I don’t think you can wait for it,” Delaney says. “If you want something that’s worth fighting for you have to do something about it.”


Source: New York Post


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