Subject: Casting Call: Ordinary Geniuses Wanted February 18, 2005

From: Darren Morgan <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2005 09:20:47 +0000 (GMT Standard Time)

February 18, 2005   
I would like to invite your students to take part in an unusual recruitment challenge featured on Business TV, CTV, Ottawa Sun, and number of other media outlets. Project Higher is the brainchild of Rocky Mirza whose group of companies now turnover 1.4 billion dollars on the Internet.  

The Challenge: To create a whole new innovative way in hiring the most brilliant student minds of North America. Whereas traditional recruiting approaches focus on academic performance, athletic abilities, or physical attributes, Project Higher’s recruiting focus is based on consistency, positive attitude, helping others, and creative thinking. Everyone will be given equal opportunity at success.

Candidates will take part in five online tasks over a 33-day period to compete for 12 positions. The chosen 12 will become part of a select launch team responsible for rolling out new Internet Ventures. 

Winning candidates will receive top-level compensation packages comprised of salary, performance bonuses, tuition and comprehensive training programs. Given that the winning candidates will be participating in Project Higher while completing their studies at college or university, over 50% of the Project Higher work will be devoted towards their studies (recent graduates can also take part). The challenge will transform students into exemplary models of success while still in school. Project Higher graduates will come into the employment market with an Internet-business pedigree unmatched by any of their peers. 

If you have any questions feel free to contact me via email [email-masked]. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.  Further information can be found by clicking on the following link: 
http://www.weblo.com/projecthire/index.php?ref=17 

Best regards,
Darren Morgan
Director of Fun
www.Weblo.com 

P.S - Please forward the above URL to your contacts and help them be more consistent. 

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