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Pressure from the sketchy jobs situation has forced people to get creative (see various YouTube appeals, sandwich boards, T-shirts, keychain freebies, etc.) to make themselves stand out.  Now there&#39;s another way.  Clear Channel&#39;s KHHT-FM (Hot 92.3) in L.A. has set aside five air-time &quot;spots&quot; per week to broadcast 30-second &quot;radio resumes.&quot;  Participating job hunters were selected from entries they submitted online; after some coaching, the individuals produce audio spots that sound polished and professional.&lt;p&gt;Though the parent company is sponsoring the company-wide effort, so far just a handful of Clear Channel&#39;s 850 member stations have aired such &quot;elevator pitches.&quot;  And there&#39;s no word on how effective the program has been.  But sending a message to millions of listeners and potential employers at once is certainly an efficient way to market oneself.           &lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;&lt;em&gt;--Posted by Todd Obolsky, Vault Staff Writer&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/b&gt;&lt;p&gt;

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