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Fatal but all too common resume mistakes
During these challenging economic times, it's probably a good idea to keep these tips in mind when looking for that new job. #2 gave me the lols. "2) Inappropriate e-mail address It is common today for applicants to leave an e-mail address on their resumes. Nothing wrong with that. Unfortunately, many applicants make the mistake of leaving personal or inappropriate e-mail addresses rather than professional ones. Put yourself into the HR guy?s shoes. You are looking at two very impressive applications, but one them lists their e-mail as [email protected]? while the other lists theirs as [email protected].? Which person are you more likely to hire? If you don?t already have a professional-sounding e-mail address, just visit one of the many free e-mail providers (like gmail, yahoo, and hotmail) and sign up for one." |
Unless, of course, you're applying as the site manager to hightimes.com or the ecommerce manager for an online headshop. :D
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lmao....
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heh ....
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The one with the "[email protected]" address. Why? Because they're honest, mellowed out, and obviously they have the "hook-up". Seriously though, I know some extremely well-educated and competent persons who do smoke up "every day". Several of them are very wealthy and have no qualms about their favorite pastime. Obviously, they don't live in the US either. |
[email protected] is even worse.
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lulzzzzzzzz
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That's fucking funny. If you put that email on your resume then you're probably not too shart to begin with.
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I would hire the weed man over the other fag
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like, duh! |
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It looks like a joke, but I know it really happens...I have already received lots resumes from really weird emal adresses.
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