Last but not least: Smart as a whip
Noteworthy: The newly opened Wüst Bakery went hunting for customers with an ad disguised as a job posting.
On October 31, 2013, the Wüst bakery (slogan: "Why wüescht? S'isch doch sooo fein!") opened a branch on Stampfenbachstrasse in Zurich. To ensure that a loyal clientele can be counted on as soon as possible, the happy opening message was announced in an advertisement in the Tages-Anzeiger on Tuesday. Disguised as a job advertisement in the appropriate environment: "Customer 100 percent or part-time" was the title of the tempting offer.
This original idea silences even the discussion about possible case errors and the necessity of declaring the advertisement. And if anyone is really looking for a job: On the website, the bakery announces with a broad shoulder under "Vacancies": "Everyone is talking about job cuts, we are creating new jobs. That's why we're looking for you." Click. "At the moment, all of our positions are filled, why don't you take a look again - it changes from time to time..." That's what we do. Or we can opt for one of the lucrative management positions in the future market of e-cigarettes (HR department: 079 756 09 27). (hae)
