Do You Think This Job Description of Being a Mom Is Accurate? (WATCH!)

Being a mom is often said to be the hardest job in the world  — and now 24 more people know that being one may come with paltry “benefits.” A Boston-based ad agency, Mullen, created a campaign for Cardstore.com where 24 people interviewed for what they thought to be a corporate  “Director of Operations” position at a company called Rehtom, Inc (can you read backwards?).

The role had seemingly crappy requirements, such as:

• Must be able to work 135+ hours a week
• Willingness to forgo any breaks
• Ph.D. in psychology or real-life equivalent
• Crisis management skills a must
• Ability to manage a minimum of 10-15 projects at one time
• Ability to communicate at all levels (basic to advanced)
• Ability to work in a chaotic environment
• Excellent interpersonal skills and a collaborative approach
• Demonstrated knowledge and experience in negotiating, counseling and culinary arts
• Unlimited patience
• Understanding of social media, mobile devices and video games, finance and medicine

And although the salary is $0, the job promises “infinite opportunities for personal growth and rewards.”

Watch the video here and see if you agree:

Does this job description sound accurate to you?