“Even people who hate lawyers are going, ‘Oh, that’s cool.’' Companies jazz up contracts by turning them into comic books.
SYDNEY—Hayley Wardrop didn’t know that taking a job with Australian engineering and consulting firm Aurecon would require reading a comic book.
That’s the unusual format for Aurecon’s employment contract. After a draft was emailed to her, she was introduced to a blobby, marshmallowlike character that looked like Aurecon’s logo. An anthropomorphic lightbulb represented the prospective hire.
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