The military
recruits people, athletes are recruited, so why not other entities? My son is
at the finish line of his final year of high school as a student athlete. He
has been considering what college to attend and play football.
My son has a
consistent workout routine, he’s playing on a 7 on 7 football and he keeps his
Hudl account (football highlights) updated. He is not new to the recruitment
process. I, on the other hand, have just come to the realization that I have
experienced recruitment on another level.
http://www.hudl.com/v/1Qyp5A Hudl Highlights (not of me).
Some forms
of college recruitment involve an invite.
The student is invited for a visit, to see what the particular college is like.
I was invited as a part of the
recruitment process. My invite came in the mail…it was from AARP (American
Association of Retired Persons). It arrived when I was a mere 45 years old.
AARP invited
me to become a member. If I were to send in my response by a certain date I
could have received a free tote bag. It’s been six years since that initial
invite, I have not joined yet, but the invitation still stands. I just may
accept the next offer (now that I’m of age…in my mind). Some of the benefits/offers
seem worthwhile.
Have you
ever been recruited for anything?
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