Oct 05

This Guy Posed as a Donut Delivery Man to Get Into Agencies and Try to Land a Job

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Lithuanian marketing professional Lukas Yla arrived in San Francisco this summer with a sweet plan to make a name for himself in what may well be the world’s most oversaturated job market. 

Yla was able to get his literal foot in the door at 10 of the Bay Area’s top ad agencies and 30 tech companies without hyping a new app or a viral campaign or even a portfolio. He did it with one not-so-weird trick—free donuts. 

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