Last but not least: Fredi Büches' courageous fight against unemployment
Fredi Büche is unemployed. But he doesn't intend to stay that way. So, without further ado, he creates two posters. "Don't leave me hanging like this—give me a job," is written next to Büche's head. And his cell phone number.
Fredi Büche is unemployed. But he doesn't intend to stay that way. So, without further ado, he creates two posters. "Don't leave me hanging like this—give me a job," is written next to Büche's head. And his cell phone number.
In a press release he wrote himself, told in the first-person narrative style, he draws attention to his campaign. Fredi Büche has experienced firsthand that it’s not easy to find a job in today’s climate, he writes. «He realized that in such difficult times, simple job applications no longer make much of an impression on employers.» So Büche decided to have large street posters put up in Zurich to present himself to potential employers. «He designed a template on his computer, had the posters printed, and had them put up by a distribution company.» The whole endeavor was quite costly; in total, Fredi Büche had to pay 1,000 francs for this campaign. ’Whether the campaign will be rewarded with success remains to be seen. Time will tell whether Fredi Büche will find a job as a result. He certainly deserves it, given his dedication,« he concludes. We can only agree—may he find his dream job through this effort. Go Fredi go!
In a press release he wrote himself, told in the first-person narrative style, he draws attention to his campaign. Fredi Büche has experienced firsthand that it’s not easy to find a job in today’s climate, he writes. «He realized that in such difficult times, simple job applications no longer make much of an impression on employers.» So Büche decided to have large street posters put up in Zurich to present himself to potential employers. «He designed a template on his computer, had the posters printed, and had them put up by a distribution company.» The whole endeavor was quite costly; in total, Fredi Büche had to pay 1,000 francs for this campaign. ’Whether the campaign will be rewarded with success remains to be seen. Time will tell whether Fredi Büche will find a job as a result. He certainly deserves it, given his dedication,« he concludes. We can only agree—may he find his dream job through this effort. Go Fredi go!
