Atlanta, GA -- il y a une nouvelle façon d'obtenir un emploi -- les. Que juste ce qu'Atlanta parajuriste Lorraine Ankarstran est en train de faire. Pendant 10 secondes de chaque minute, elle a dit des centaines de milliers d'automobilistes, 'embaucher moi.' Elle est sans travail depuis trois mois, et pensé qu'elle avait besoin somet

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Atlanta, GA -- There's a novel way to get a job -- Giant billboards. That just what Atlanta paralegal Lorraine Ankarstran is doing. For 10 seconds out of every minute, she's telling hundreds of thousands of motorists, "Hire Me." She's been out of work for three months, and figured she needed something more dramatic to find a job. "I've had some conversations with employers. I've had some responses in the past but it was time to try something different and go beyond the box. So I decided I'd try billboards, " she said. Has she had any luck yet? "I've had some results but no job offers yet. But the billboards have only been up for a week, " she said. Ankarstran made a deal with Lamar Outdoor Advertising and will have the billboards up for a month. One of the billboards is on Interstate 85, another on Interstate 75 and two are on Peachtree in the city's Buckhead district. Lamar says renting space on the four billboards for a month could run as much as $8, 000, but nobody is saying just what Ankarstran paid. ©Robin Nelson