WikiJob users wanted to be interviewed for BBC News!
15 September 2008 - 4:11pm
Redsuperted
The BBC are looking for a recent graduate who is struggling to find a job in the city to take part in a relatively quick television interview scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.
You will be asked about your current job search struggle and the footage would be used on the BBC News on Wednesdays morning, when fresh unemployment figures are released which will show another rise in unemployment.
A BBC film crew are on hand to visit you at your home on Tuesday (tomorrow).
If you would like to take part please contact Edward.Mellett@WikiJob.co.uk with your personal details and phone number.
24 October 2008 - 10:35pm
traineewannabe
lol cool!, probably you should have spammed the other parts of the website so more people would see it :)
25 October 2008 - 12:23am
Redsuperted
Spam our own site? Now there's a thought! ..we went on ourselves in the end. If you fancy being on, send me your details. Next time the beeb call up I can put you forward!
26 October 2008 - 11:24pm
noob
haha i've just seen this! i think its a scam to get girls' numbers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
27 October 2008 - 1:06am
noob
lol! i do agree with the spamming bit! do you get contacted often by the media??
actually, i'm sure all the info is availabe on the site, but what exactly is wikijob and what do you (redsuperted) have in connection to it? i thought i was an extension of wikipedia till i saw that you offer cv advice and all that. sorry to hijack the thread!
27 October 2008 - 1:11am
Redsuperted
Yes, we get contacted often. Have a look at the About Us section. There's a video explaining what we do!
We're unrelated to Wikipedia. A wiki is a generic word for "fast", not a brand name. I guess you could say "wiki" is like "cola". You can have Virgin Cola, Tesco Cola, Pepsi Cola, and of course Coca Cola. Wikipedia and WikiJob are different types of cola.. but there's more than that obviously, because the information is totally different!
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