It turns out Twitter might not be such a waste of time after all.
In fact, a single retweet may have single-handedly landed a struggling US university student a job.
Back in 2017, Boston University student Chris Sumlin was retweeted by reality star Kim Kardashian when he shared a photo of his first Graduate School paper.
“Wow, this is so cool,” Kim tweeted, sharing the budding television writer’s paper titled Kim Kardashian West: The Reality Star Turned Digital Mogul.
Wow this is so cool!!! https://t.co/h307ikztd2
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) November 9, 2017
Top Comments
The world really is doomed, isn't it? Sometimes I get the feeling that we've passed the point of no return - this is one of those moments.
You can bung that 'like' in your resume if you want, I've got pull at McDonalds.
OK, 'pull' pretty much consists of a card entitling me to upsize my meal at no extra cost and Ronald McDonald once gave me a helium balloon.
If this is true, I would have serious doubts about any employer who would interview people based on getting Twitter replies from a celeb. Hopefully the interviews are based on his actual skills and experience.
And hey, what's a generation of girls thinking their looks are the most important aspect of their lives if she sent a nice tweet once (about someone effectively obsessing over her). Never mind the for profit gas lighting, Kardashian family, you the real MVPs! ;)