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Five people are competing for jobs in each show. The twist is that after a decision is made, employers in the same industry sometimes swoop in and claim rejected candidates. Burnett said it's fun to see the reaction of employers when that happens. "Everybody wants what somebody else wants," he said. "When you want to buy a car or a house or go somewhere, you think,
'Should I do it?' and then someone will say, 'Oh, someone else is going to buy that.' You suddenly want it even more. It's great to see the playing field leveled." Beyond the entertainment value, Davies said viewers will get practical advice on how to apply and interview for jobs.
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