Happy Mothers Day!!

Love you Amma!!!

Thank you for being there everytime for me.... ;)

Unlimited hours. No breaks. The most important job in the world is also the toughest.
Surprising end.

To add to the conversation, Tweet: #worldstoughestjob

From American Greetings and Cardstore.




We've seen our fair share of job interview spoofs and we've seen our fair share of salutes of the moms of the world. And as Mother's Day approaches May 11, we can expect to see a lot more. But we don't recall ever seeing a mashup of the job interview spoof and pro-mom campaigns.

Well, now we have.

Mullen Boston crafted a campaign entitled World's Toughest Job for American Greetings' CardStore that launched with a fake job listing which included a list of stringent requirements:

Constant exertion
Continuous standing
Work 135 hours per week
No breaks
No vacations
Increased workload on holidays
Excellent negotiation and interpersonal skills
Degree in medicine, finance and culinary arts
The job listing — for Director of Operations — was promoted with paid advertising and received over 2.7 million impressions. Just 24 people applied for the job and were interviewed via webcam. The applicants reactions are priceless. Especially when all is revealed at the end.

The aha moments each of the applicants experience do wonders in reminding the rest of us that the job of motherhood (and it still is mostly a mother's gig even though fathers pitch in more and more) is truly challenging.

After the emotional reveal, viewers are told, "This Mother's Day, you might want to make her a card." Brilliant really.