Proof That Hard Work Pays Off

[razojacqueline]

People are so mad in the comments they don’t realize this is an ad for the cutting boards. They put a feel good story about working your way up from the lower ranks so that you associate something good with their product. It also positions their product as a “super famous cutting board”. I have never even heard of a famous cutting board let alone a super famous one.

[OJLove]

"The super famous cutting boards?"

[mohnjayer]

This is an advertisement for these cutting boards. Please don’t be fooled.

[THEEGGMANwooooo]

She works so hard that it is the middle of the day and she’s playing tennis.

[GooblyWoobly]

"The super famous cutting boards" was a dead giveaway that this is an ad. In what world are you gonna recognize a "super famous" cutting board company.

[fb]

Is this an add, Noah? Please reply and make it clear. If it is, you need to disclose it in the description.

[ZAR]

Her point is Work with the Right people so you can move up

[SANJAY-unpc]

"What is your current salary?"
"27.5K"

[Jay-indl]

She’s saying one thing but her private school accent says something else.

[bebop]

The other side of this is that it’s only worth working hard if you work for a company that will actually reward your hard work. If your company doesn’t recognize or reward your hard work, find somewhere else. There are plenty of people who work really hard at customer service jobs and never move up because their company won’t reward them for it, then the company wonders why “nobody wants to work anymore”

[wecx]

"working with the right people" says all I need to know

[tedstyle]

She sells cheap Chinese crap, it's not that hard

[timechampion]

Started from the bottom and worked her way up, love to see it

[Grumpycat]

Oh yeah hard work, tell me about it mhm, no seriously tell me the whole story

[ManikantaPothuganti]

There's a reason they ain't showing her knees 💀

[charlesreynolds]

"The super famous cutting boards?" LOL this is the same marketing technique that Jesse Pinkman used to sell meth to recovering addicts....

[Dolla-Bill]

Basically she said she got the people above her to like her and they promoted her.

[blueman]

She's standing in the street in the middle of the day with a tennis racket saying she loves hard work...I hope this was a gorilla ad campaign disguised as an on the street interview.

[fizzlebank]

Isn’t it illegal to not label the fact this video is an ad? I thought you always had explicitly say that it is.

[trndsttr]

I've never heard of a company that makes cutting boards before, let alone this "super famous" one.