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why you should not put much faith in a resume' --joke maybe--
discusdad
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skills contained in a resume form may be enhanced a little, hehehehehehe, in an attempt to put a favorable shine on the applicant. see if you agree.
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Reminds me of the after action report on a bomb run.
"Due to unfavorable meteorological conditions, the aircraft commander elected to expend the ordnance on a secondary target."
Based on pilot's report: "Couldn't find the damn bridge because of the fog, so I dumped my bombs in the ocean>"
Not very long ago I was interviewing someone and the resume had all kinds of ambiguous statement like what is in the original post. So I started asking her to explain them and she laughed and thought I was joking. She finally admitted to just getting resume statements off the internet.
She did not get the job and before I found out the lie she was the top runner and would have got hired.
Duck hunting. Studying the survival rate of migrating birds in hostile situations.
There is great power in words and when used in just such a way they can make a loser look good and a winner look bad.
Had a teacher way back in elementary school that showed the class a news article from a USSR newspaper. This was of coarse during the "Cold War' back in the day. In a running race between an American athlete and a Soviet athlete the headline read, " Soviet Runner Comes In 2nd in the great race. American Runner comes in 2nd to Last" 😲
YUP! Propaganda is what it is and we are sure getting bombarded with it from our own supposed countrymen!
I just hired a new employee. His resume was impressive and he was even better in person. His resume was an understatement of his capabilities so it can go both ways. I wouldn't say he's "smarter" than myself but he certainly knows more about the work I hired him to do than any of my other more experienced employees.