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I completed my technical interview today with Accenture, but after that one guy called me and saying that he is from Accenture audit team, he asked me for some money to process the interview feedback, I don't have that much money and he finally rejected it, all will depends on money today, in interview i performed well, Accenture need to wait for next six months for this ruthless situation, any suggestions and feedbacks are welcome.
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👆🏻 Best insight I’ve seen in months, SS 1.
Agency side projects are a red flag for me.
Tells me they don’t have any interesting briefs in the building
I think the whole point is that she’s not supposed to look like a mom, because that’s not what maternity leave looks like. I think it’s fun. Mother’s Mother’s Day stuff was silly too. Can we lighten up folks?
It’s satire. It’s stronger with a model because is juxtaposes the misperception of maternity leave with the reality/misery of it. Ps. It’s brilliant.
I was asked by multiple male coworkers how I enjoyed my "time off" the day I got back from maternity leave, to which I answered "What time off?" I get this idea and appreciate the point it's trying to make about the reality that ML is not vacay. Execution? It's aight. I agree with some of points made about model choice.
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I like the idea, but I do think it's a little strange they chose to use a woman who isn't pregnant. Is that part of the satire? Idk, I think it would have been stronger if she were.
Ha this question is exactly the point they are making
Yeah I thought that too AD1. But it is about mothers who have already given birth, not pregnant ladies. That said, they could've found a model that looked the part
Is there actually a perception that maternity leave is vacation?
Hold on I have two kids and ML is a vaycay from work. Family time is awesome.
Did Freud write them?
Copywriter 3: No the point of the idea is to debunk the idea that "maternity leave = vacation."
Using that model doesn't land that job. It would have been much more impactful to use a real mother.
Seems like a dated insight. Execution seemed a bit odd too ...
@SeniorStrategist1 ah, I was thinking of it as a mother about to go on maternity leave. Either way, the model is neither
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I am on the fence and worked on them. But isn’t that right there the irony of being a mom in advertising?
@CW3 yeah I figured that was part of it, but the contrast between seeing a new mother in a high fashion ad like this would have been funnier and driven the point home more to me. Plus, I'm a supporter of showing traditionally less desireable bodies when possible. But hey, I still like it!
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