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Reality Show \'Airline\' Spurs Flood of Job-Seekers
Reality Show 'Airline' Spurs Flood of Job-Seekers
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20040617/tv_nm/life_airline_dc_2
Thu Jun 17, 7:49 PM ET
By Jon Herskovitz
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Perhaps it is the mysteries of lost luggage and the lore of lushes too drunk to fly that is causing a surge in job applicants at Southwest Airlines Inc. in the days following broadcasts of a reality TV show featuring the low-fare carrier.
The Dallas, Texas-based carrier typically receives about 180 job applications a day, but that number regularly nears 600 on Tuesdays after the show airs Monday nights.
One of the Southwest employees featured on the show, Val Brown, who works in Chicago, said she finds it is puzzling that people would chose to send in job applications after watching "Airline."
"I guess for some people, the idea of working in chaos and conflict appeals to them," she said.
Reality Show 'Airline' Spurs Flood of Job-Seekers
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20040617/tv_nm/life_airline_dc_2
Thu Jun 17, 7:49 PM ET
By Jon Herskovitz
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Perhaps it is the mysteries of lost luggage and the lore of lushes too drunk to fly that is causing a surge in job applicants at Southwest Airlines Inc. in the days following broadcasts of a reality TV show featuring the low-fare carrier.
The Dallas, Texas-based carrier typically receives about 180 job applications a day, but that number regularly nears 600 on Tuesdays after the show airs Monday nights.
One of the Southwest employees featured on the show, Val Brown, who works in Chicago, said she finds it is puzzling that people would chose to send in job applications after watching "Airline."
"I guess for some people, the idea of working in chaos and conflict appeals to them," she said.