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Monster.com: Fulfillment Center


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The workforce, and workplace, have changed forever. Long commutes and inflexible work hours look like remnants from an ancient past. Monster's latest brand campaign, created by Arnold Worldwide, taps into the sentiment that the old ways of working are relics from the Dark Ages and a new era of job search has begun. One that offers job seekers more control over how and where they find the right fit. Millennials and Gen Z represent the majority of workers in the U.S., and their work philosophy is changing the workplace landscape dramatically. According to Monster’s Future of Work 2022 report, 43% of workers say having meaningful work is a top factor driving their career choice. Remote jobs remain the number one search performed on Monster.com and today’s seekers are in a powerful position. The new campaign leans into this cultural truth to position Monster as the modern destination for the modern job seeker. The breakthrough creative starts with two TV spots, which contrast today’s career considerations in the setting of the Dark Ages. The spots talk directly to millennial and Gen Z candidates and validate the future-of-work issues many are grappling with today: 'Junior Scribe' underlines how being undervalued is history with a “junior scribe” who is asked to milk a goat for his supervisor’s coffee. 'Fulfillment Center' features staff on a renaissance assembly line, discussing raises and how to address their medieval boss, as Monster highlights that mediocre pay is history.
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Client

Elliott Seaborn : Global Chief Marketing Officer

Elizabeth Koplan : Vice President, Communications and Brand

Kathryn Majike : Senior Brand Marketing and Advertising Manager

Agency

SVP: Gregg Nelson

SVP: Michael Sullivan

Val Bettini: EVP Managing Director

Sydney Southern: Senior Marketing Manager

Sean Vernaglia: SVP Executive Producer

Sam Dapper: Associate Producer

Camara Price: SVP, Director of Business Affairs

Priscilla Patterson: VP, Director of Project Management

Production

Barty Deardon: Line Producer

COSMO STREET EDITORIAL

Anne Lai: Head of Production

Aaron Langley: Editor

Zero VFX

Meg Bailey: Executive Producer

Jaime Fortuno-Lavi: VFX Artist

Color Refinery

Rob Bessette: Colorist

Soundtrack Boston

Mike Secher: Audio Engineer & Sound Design

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