Richard Branson as manager
Noam Chomsky as Sandwich Artist
Jamie Oliver as Deli manager
Difficult to imagine? Or fun to imagine? Anyway, Award School, Australia Imagines this for Careerone.com.au
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We have seen how signatures reveal the professions of people.
Now, Careerone.com.au, says- Find the job you're suited to.
To say this message they use famous people in a forced way of creativity.
CREDITS
Advertising School: Award School, Australia
Creative: Ben Rudlin
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