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WORKAHOLIC Kirsten Tilley is hoping to recruit her Mr Right by placing an advert on a website for jobseekers. $ x& t6 x! P, v( f# x/ o7 H/ g7 {! m6 d, S3 j# a- e
Her jokey job description insists the successful applicant must have "intermediate cooking skills, advanced levels of honesty and humour and be expert in loyalty". ) L) }: c# M( A3 ~ k2 U2 q+ w% x5 M& [/ |; Z, u
High-flyer Kirsten, 36, has been single for two years after putting her career in corporate human resources first. ( l6 s- O* O& h, J5 l* I , ?/ | G0 y# n) THopefuls "must also have own teeth" and will be expected to help out around the house. 8 K, H& a* g+ W8 E3 l, r) p; f# l3 B0 {/ Q, ?+ q( u( V, i4 r
Under "job benefits", she lists: "A warm, loving environment, laughs and hugs, loyalty, true friendship, a good listener and flexible hours." - d+ f' W6 R$ C& F, E$ u3 I7 A1 I3 |2 F7 h' s
Kirsten, of Bristol, adds: "No previous husband experience necessary. Ex-boyfriends need not apply." " \5 v, r b5 `0 y: L6 a ( `; |1 ~2 w! V z+ OJon Glas, managing director of jobs2view.com, said yesterday: "Her ad is attracting quite a lot of interest. It's a very enterprising approach."