Thank You!!

Our application process for interns has been closed for about a month, but I wanted put up a quick post to say thank you to everyone who applied to the Bozell Summer Intern Program and thank you to everyone who shared the link for this site with someone else. We have received applications from so many talented young people. Thank you so much for your time. You are the future of this business. It has been really refreshing to talk with many of you and to see so many new and interesting ideas.

Our next intern drive and formal application process won’t be until late in Fall of 2010, but in the mean time we are still looking for the best and the brightest. We are looking for talented students to help us as interns year round. So, if you were not chosen for our the 2010 Bozell Summer Internship Program, and you think that you have what it takes in the one of the following fields:

1. Copywriting
2. Art Direction/Design
3. Social Media
4. Public Relations
5. Account Service
6. Media
7. Web Development

Then drop our intern coordinators an email or a call. And tell us why you want to work at Bozell. You can also ask former Bozell interns about their experience on our Bozell Intern Facebook Group.

Internship Coordinators:
Will Flavell
wflavell@bozell.com
(402) 965-4360

Nicole Frazier
nfrazier@bozell.com
(402) 965-4351

Thanks again everyone for making this a banner year for the Bozell Summer Internship Program.

Best of Luck,

Will Flavell
Intern Coordinator

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The picture says it all. Driver’s Education Instructors have a crappy job.

You have seen the TV shows and movies about Crime Scene Clean Up, like Sunshine Cleaning pictured above. But it is a real job that real people perform and it is crappy.

Image from MovieWeb.com.

In this job, one would be ignored, shunned, or possibly spit on. Spit is hard to get out of a blue, canvas vest. No one cares to say hi to anyone when they are on a mission to get their shopping trip done.
This company clearly takes equal employment opportunities to a new level.

When my daughter worked at a local “Rat Logo” Pizza chain, she told me that the BALL PIT had two problems. 1) the balls were never washed, and 2) the kids frequently peed in pit. The low man on the list was always the one chosen to eventually climb into the pit with a handful of towels to ‘dry up’ the pit as best as possible. Crappy job.

Too soon?

WTF? WTF? WTF?

Your job is to make dead animals look alive. Sometimes you win an award, sometimes you don’t. Sometimes you have to stuff people’s dogs. Creepy.

Try filling up the tallest building in the world when the local economy is going broke.

Oh, Dubai. You’re funny.

Burj Dubai

…says it all.