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CareerBuilder.com

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CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'Work Can Work'
1:00
Finance & Banking

CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'Work Can Work'

CareerBuilder.com

CareerBuilder knows that there are things people could change about their job and things that should stay the same. The site believes that jobs can pay more, be closer to home and make us proud, and encourages people to visit its site to find job opportunities.

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CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'We're Building For You'
30s
Finance & Banking

CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'We're Building For You'

CareerBuilder.com

Career Builder knows that many people are overworked, out of work and uncertain of what will work. The employment website claims to have over 400,000 open jobs with most of them not requiring a college degree. Positions range from retail supervisors to registered nurses and customer service representatives.

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CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'Hiring Manager'
30s
Finance & Banking

CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'Hiring Manager'

CareerBuilder.com

CareerBuilder.com says now is the time to re-imagine your workforce and claims it can help your business grow by matching your business needs with over 140 million candidate profiles.

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CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'Work Can Work: James'
30s
Finance & Banking

CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'Work Can Work: James'

CareerBuilder.com

James has a degree and some previous work experience, but when he was looking to start a career he turned to the CareerBuilder.com App. When he opened the app, he not only found the perfect job but also found that CareerBuilder created a resume for him featuring skills he didn't even know he had. Soon after, he was asked to start his new career on the following Monday.

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CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'The Golf Bet'
30s
Finance & Banking

CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'The Golf Bet'

CareerBuilder.com

To demonstrate that it is harder to get to the places you want to be with the wrong equipment, a man tries to win a $100 golf bet. The trouble is, everything about his equipment is antiquated, from his clothes to his clubs. He repeatedly tries to swing and make contact with the ball but his clubs keep breaking. His swagger quickly turns into frustration when he realizes it isn't going to happen. Screaming, he stabs his broken club into the ground as CareerBuilder invites viewers to find "The rig

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CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'CEO Matt Ferguson'
30s
Finance & Banking

CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'CEO Matt Ferguson'

CareerBuilder.com

CareerBuilder helps close the gap between what the companies need and the skills of the labor force at large. CareerBuilder is on a mission to bring down the unemployment rate. CareerBuilder is all about empowering employment.

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CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'Crazy Driver'
30s
Finance & Banking

CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'Crazy Driver'

CareerBuilder.com

The camera pans over a peaceful, nearly empty golf course. As rock music starts to play, a golf cart with heavy-duty tires speeds into the scene. With a race car driver at the wheel, the cart shreds the grass, powers over hills and catches some air over a sand trap while the passenger holds on for his life. The driver yells that he's found the man's ball and the man begs for the driver to just drop him off as they speed off again. CareerBuilder wants to put the right people and the right talent

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CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'Angry Golfer'
30s
Finance & Banking

CareerBuilder.com TV Commercial, 'Angry Golfer'

CareerBuilder.com

A man playing a round of golf with three friends keeps throwing tantrums and hitting the ground with his club when he fails to make his desired shots. Eventually, he gets so angry that he breaks his club in half. When he's loading his equipment into his trunk, he loses his temper once again and hurls his bag onto a nearby golf cart. The bag lands on the gas pedal, and the vehicle starts accelerating forward. The man looks on in frustration as the cart smashes into a light post. A narrator says t

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