Unemployed mother uses billboard to find work
An East Hampton mother of three is paying $2,000 to put up a billboard to help her get a job. Pasha Stocking, 37, was laid off from her job as a sales and marketing director in July. She paid to have
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Apr 9, 2009, 10:25 PM
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An East Hampton mother of three is paying $2,000 to put up a billboard to help her get a job.
Pasha Stocking, 37, was laid off from her job as a sales and marketing director in July. She paid to have a billboard for 30 days to direct motorists in Bridgeport to her online resume.
"I'm just [an] out-of-the-box type of thinker," Stocking says. "I'm open for a change and I like to do things that aren't ordinary and I like to take risks."
Stocking says her resume has already gotten about 200 hits.
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