If you’re looking for a brilliant hack to secure the perfect job in no time, this one is for you!
A woman is going viral on Twitter after sharing her trick that she used to nail her leading job position. And she gives due credit to the perfect cover letter. However, the internet is divided on the opinion of whether or not her trick is justified. But you can be the judge of that.
Nisa Tee is gaining infamous fame as a supervillain for sharing a devious hack that she utilized to secure her job, after so many searches and failed applications. But what exactly did she do is a question on so many people’s minds.
According to local British news reports, the woman from Glasgow gained fame as her Tweet went viral explaining how she was aged 19 and in dire need of a job. As she searched and searched for employment options, it was like a dead end. She just simply couldn’t find luck anywhere when it came to her job search.
She always heard that brilliant cover made all the difference in the world but she needed the right sort of inspiration to craft it. Therefore, that’s when she came up with a plan which many call genius.
The 25-year-old claims that she just couldn’t bother writing one herself.point 358 |
For that reason, she went forward and posted a fake advertisement for the position of a barista or waitress.point 90 | On that note, she received countless job applications through her email from so many aspiring individuals who wished to seek the role.point 203 |
But little did they know that it was fake, to begin with.point 46 | 1
Going through 200 applications was a tedious task but this woman finally found her favorite cover letter. She decided to rephrase it a little before sending it off, as one of her own. And believe it or not, she landed a successful application for the actual role herself.
Nisa’s tweet went viral as she explained the hack to fellow viewers. While some loved the idea, many accused her of making it all up. For that reason, she even shared pictures of her email inbox, which came flooded with messages. How’s that for pure evil genius!