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Current revision as of 20:41, 28 August 2024
Synopsis
Young hopefuls get the chance to break out of their ordinary lives and into their dream industry, winning the life-changing prize of a dream job.
Each episode sees three candidates compete in a supersized job interview for the role of their dreams. The series covers some very different positions - luxury property broker, radio producer, commercial interior designer, events planner, commercial film maker and Premier League football coach.
The show's hosted by "fairy-job-mother" Snoochie Shy, and a couple of challenges prove which of the candidates has the qualities the boss wants, and who (if anyone) is right for the post.
Trivia
Billed in some places as Hire Me: Competing For A Dream Job.
Had the working title The Career Games.
Web links
See also
Although it lacked an on-screen presenter, Foot in the Door followed pretty much the same template 22 years earlier.
