YouTuber Grabs Attention Of BBC Bosses By Printing His CV On His Car

A YouTuber has divided opinion after grabbing attention of [/news/bbc/index.html BBC] bosses by printing his CV on top of his car, in a bid to get his dream job as a Radio One presenter. 
Max Fosh, 25, [/news/london/index.html London], who boasts 306,000 subscribers on the platform, parked outside the BBC building with his car emblazoned with both his CV, and a QR code linking to a video pitch. 
The video sees Max and his actor flatmate Dan in a hired studio pitching a segment for the show called 'Tasklife', where Max interviews people while completing mundane tasks such as counting change. 
At the end, he says that he won't be offended if the BBC doesn't pick up the idea, blog article but adds: 'All I'm after Radio 1, is to present some of your online content. Send me to Big Weekend, send me to Glastonbury, send me out on the street, blog article and I promise you some good c[







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'Give it up for @max_fosh for his creativity and hustle. Hope you snag the job mate!', said one. 
However others weren't as keen on the idea, with one calling the stunt a way of 'excluding working class talent' as it will become 'the norm' for company's to expect CVs in the form of 'extravagant gifts'. 


After sharing the stunt on Twitter , many users praised his 'initiative' and creativity and asked the BBC to 'give the lad a chance' 


However others weren't as keen on the idea, with one calling the stunt a way of 'excluding working class talent'
Sharing the tweet, one user wrote: 'I see the rich kids are at it again.' 
Another said: 'This!!! I feel like it's also quickly become the norm for company's to expect CVs in the form of extravagant gifts to the point where they'll openly admit dismissing your average document because it's 'boring'. Just another exclusion of working class talent.'  
But despite mixed reviews on the stunt, it seems to have worked with head of the station Aled Haydn Jones, 44, filming his own video to reply to Max. 
Sharing pictures of the car, he wrote: 'Hi @BBCR1 , I've printed my CV onto my car and parked it outside the studio' 
But despite mixed reviews on the stunt, it seems to have worked with head of[



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