Creatives Get Sacked. Memorialize the Experience on Video

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Not that a lot of us don’t already know but if you’ve somehow managed to escape periods of jobless during your career in advertising, you really ought to exercise your empathy gene by watching The Sack. It’s a video series which follows the travails of two out of work creatives from Melbourne. The series takes a look at what the pair went through from the point of sacking to (they fully intend) re-employment.

It’s cheeky. It’s fun. Give it a watch. And maybe even hire these guys.

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