These ads are beginning to annoy me, but it's difficult to state why. The ads for George Brown College are resurfacing with the same idea as last year: Brown Gets You the Job. I'm very confused by this statement because unfortunately, to me, once I hear brown I associate it with UPS. Is this an effective campaign? Also, "9 out of 10 grads are hired within 6 months." It's unfortunate for that 1 out of the 10 to not be able to find a job. Multiply that by 10 and 10 grads will be unemployed for 6 months. I'm not sure who to compare it to, but is this a good statistic? You can visit their website by clicking here.
Brown Gets You "a" Job
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Not only are they the same as last years', but they're actually making less sense. If 'brown' gets you the job, why is everything around that guy yellow?
I think the biggest part of that statistic is 'what job?' I mean, nobody stays unemployed for long if they can help it, but how many grads actually get hired for what they studied in 6 months? How many flip burgers?
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