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RALEIGH, N.C. — A graduate decided to hit the street to go job hunting, literally.
Adam Tury, a recent graduate from North Carolina State University, went to downtown Raleigh Wednesday to advertise himself.
Tury had a sign that read: "Will work for $50,000, company stock and a 401-K."
Tury said he handed out 10 to 15 resumes. He said he made some good contacts and collected a lot of business cards.
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