Illinois Gov.-Elect Bruce Rauner has set up a website to collect resumes from applicants interested in joining his administration.
The site, makeillinoisgreat.com, has posted a form asking prospective hires to upload resumes and fill out standard employment questions.
It also solicits transparency on a number of negative issues—like bad credit, child support default, a past criminal conviction–that would ostensibly weed out potential headaches in the vetting process.
The site, launched on Tuesday, also crowd-sources ideas on how to "change Illinois," with responses emailed off to various agencies, and asks for donations of $25 and above.
The incoming Republican governor announced his bipartisan transition team shortly after winning election two weeks ago. It includes former Obama Chief of Staff Bill Daley, ex- Gov. Jim Edgar and GOP congressman Aaron Schock.
