A homeless man receives job offers after submitting his resume

A homeless Mountain View, California, would review hundreds of job offers a few days after distributing his resume along a highway.

Dressed in a suit and tie on Friday, 26-year-old David Casarez waved a sign to a median that said, "WITHOUT SHELTER. FAIM 4 SUCCESS. TAKE A SUMMARY. "

" It's my make it or break the moment, "Casarez tells KNTV of what inspired his daring move." I must do something crazy. "

Casarez is graduated in management information systems from Texas A & M University and worked as a web developer at General Motors in Austin, Texas on New York Post reports.But when he moved to California in hoping to create a start-up, he lost all his money and the vehicle he lived in. Since then he has been sleeping in a park, he said at the point of sale.

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Her luck changed on Friday when a pilot, Jasmine Scofield, came in and asked if she could put her picture online.

"Today I've seen this young homeless person for taking a resume rather than asking for money, "Sco wrote. field on Twitter. "If someone in Silicon Valley could help it, it would be amazing. Please RT, we can help David! "

The tweet has more than 118,000 retweets and 186,000 likes." Casarez has received about 200 job postings, including Google, Neflix and LinkedIn, according to a tweet from Scofield .

"I knew that it would be published on social media, I did not know that it would explode like this," he told KNTV. "I'm trying to not take money. I really only want an employment opportunity – that's all I ask. "

The moment could not have been more fortuitous for Casarez." I wanted to keep my head up, continue to look to the future and see what opportunity would arise, "he said. at Post . "I thought, you know, as if it was like my last stop. If it did not work, I would go home and give up my dream. "

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