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WORKAHOLIC Kirsten Tilley is hoping to recruit her Mr Right by placing an advert on a website for jobseekers. L5 s( O6 X3 b9 Y! Q/ y& V' k . C, E* `4 ^7 g4 `Her jokey job description insists the successful applicant must have "intermediate cooking skills, advanced levels of honesty and humour and be expert in loyalty".1 O; o$ p) e7 h: b U
. \ B4 B4 a& t p XHigh-flyer Kirsten, 36, has been single for two years after putting her career in corporate human resources first. 3 T% g& l' E, J4 R: a m/ x- s4 k
Hopefuls "must also have own teeth" and will be expected to help out around the house., g1 Y/ D% I/ V: D2 A* x) k$ Z
* S# ?, x* F6 lUnder "job benefits", she lists: "A warm, loving environment, laughs and hugs, loyalty, true friendship, a good listener and flexible hours." $ f" K/ i* G. p9 J0 m% X2 o; T* ^4 u0 U/ L$ q# J
Kirsten, of Bristol, adds: "No previous husband experience necessary. Ex-boyfriends need not apply."# k. z) p) m) U
4 a# S l1 T& q1 n0 q; y6 NJon Glas, managing director of jobs2view.com, said yesterday: "Her ad is attracting quite a lot of interest. It's a very enterprising approach."