Wildcard.
Welcome, Martin recruiters. Let's play a game. Based off what you've seen in my resume, cover letter, and application question 1, let's see if you can vibe check me.
I lived in Germany for three years as an Army brat. How well did I learn the language?
Why did I decide to start an advertising degree?
Why did I decide to stay in advertising after graduation?
No really. Barbara's feelings would be very hurt.
What is my favorite material possession?
I do fiercely love all of those other things, but I spent $160 and 84 hours making that quilt. It would be disrespectful to myself not to favor it.
Of the 12 moves I've had in my life, which place was my favorite to live and why?
Norman was also the only place with Cane's at the time.
What is my favorite ad campaign of all time?
Listen, I don't agree with the diamond industry, but Frances Gerety (a female copywriter at a time when the industry was *ahem* a buncha dudes) took a product that was literally useless and turned it into a commodity that still sweeps the world today. I will never not respect that, and how she proved just how powerful a few strategic words could be. Those other camapigns are close runners-up, though.
What is the greatest accomplishment of my ad career to date?
Can you blame me for using a little shamless promo?
I don't blame you if you got this one wrong, it was kind of a trick question.
Which shoe embodies my soul?
"Who says, I can't wear my crocs, with my dress? Well baybey, that's just maye!"
You got {number correct}/{number of questions} correct answers
That's bummerific, dude. Looks like you should hire me so we can get to know each other better!
You got {number correct}/{number of questions} correct answers
That's fantastic! Looks like you should hire me so we can learn even more about each other.