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@courtney..johnson U rlyyyyy should be *exagerrating* job titles more 馃ぅ #career #careercheatcodes #lyingiscool

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Length 路 5 Sept 2024
0:39

Video #2397 路 Yap

Controversial career advice monologuefrom @courtney..johnson

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Overview

The creator delivers a monologue directly to the camera, arguing that people should lie about their job titles on resumes if their official title doesn't match the scope of their actual responsibilities, using examples like an assistant doing a director's work or an intern acting as a manager.

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Simple outline

  1. 1State a controversial thesis
  2. 2Justify with a relatable scenario
  3. 3Reframe the action as empowerment
  4. 4End with a rallying cry

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Related videos

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Classification

Format
Concepts
Hot TakeTutorial / How To
Elements
Title Text Hook

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Hook analysis

What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds

Title hook

lie about job titles on your resume

Verbal hook

Think we should be lying about job titles on resumes more.

Visual hook

A close-up shot of the creator speaking directly into a large, professional R脴DE microphone, which acts as a prominent prop.

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Hook and payoff

The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back

Hook

A bold, text-on-screen declaration of a controversial thesis, immediately reinforced verbally to grab attention and challenge a common belief.

Payoff

The Rallying Cry: A short, memorable, and slogan-like phrase that summarizes the video's ethos and encourages a sense of solidarity around the controversial idea.

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Narrative framework

The structural pattern this video runs on

Framework

The Permission Slip Mandate

Presenting a controversial or taboo piece of advice as a logical and empowering solution to a common, frustrating problem by systematically dismantling the conventional wisdom against it.

  1. 1

    The Status Quo Invalidation

    Devalues the conventional standard by arguing it is arbitrary, inconsistent, and ultimately meaningless in the real world.

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    The Relatability Anchor

    Presents a highly common and frustrating scenario where the official standard does not reflect reality, creating an immediate sense of shared experience with the viewer.

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    The Explicit Permission

    Directly grants the viewer permission to break the conventional rule, framing it as the logical response to the previously established unfair scenario.

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    The Scenario Expansion

    Provides a second, distinct but related example to broaden the applicability of the advice and reinforce its validity across different contexts.

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    The Empowerment Reframe

    Transforms the controversial act from a negative transgression into a positive, deserved act of self-advocacy and self-promotion.

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    The Core Principle Declaration

    Elevates the specific advice into a broader philosophical statement, justifying the action by appealing to a higher value (e.g., results over labels).

Themes

  • Career Hacking
  • Corporate Culture
  • Authenticity vs. Perception

Techniques

  • Direct Address
  • Controversial Opinion

Trends

  • Career Cheat Codes

Post caption

U rlyyyyy should be *exagerrating* job titles more 馃ぅ #career #careercheatcodes #lyingiscool

Text overlays

  • title 路 throughout

    lie about job titles on your resume

Transcript

Think we should be lying about job titles on resumes more. Nobody cares about your job title. Like, job titles change with every single company, and so often, you're gonna get in a job where they're like, you're a marketing assistant. But then you're doing the role of, like, a marketing director and, like, managing five people. If what you actually did doesn't match up with the title, lie about it on your resume. Especially with internships too. Like, if you're a marketing better, but you really did the role of a marketing manager, you were not an intern, baby. You're a manager. Congratulations on your promotion. I just feel like job titles are so overhyped because they're made up and your value is in what you do and the results that you better, not what you're called. Anyways, justice for lying on your resume.

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