Stay in school

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I agree with danoff. The only conclusion is that we are reading the work of a complete and utter sub-moron.
 
So, did you hire him?
 
Hate to sound like a prick, but I have no sympathy for people like that. Grammar of that magnitude is just pathetic.
 
Hey guys. Come on, don't be so harsh...

Because apparently, he's always been good at math :lol:

But hey, at least he's trying, better then all these people who just sit around and live off the goverment.
 
Speaking of unprofessional...it's also pretty unprofessional to post a job resume' (no matter how badly it is written) online on a forum for everybody to laugh at. I feel bad for whoever wrote this. Granted, he should have used spell check, but it's still sad to make fun of somebody just because they lack education.
 
Stupidity should be made public. It's entertaining and keeps stupid people on their toes if they want to avoid embarassment.
 
Casio
But hey, at least he's trying, better then all these people who just sit around and live off the goverment.

Oh sure, there are bigger failures out there. But he's not really trying all that hard.

Max
I feel bad for whoever wrote this.

Because he's lazy?
 
Max Powers
Speaking of unprofessional...it's also pretty unprofessional to post a job resume' (no matter how badly it is written) online on a forum for everybody to laugh at. I feel bad for whoever wrote this. Granted, he should have used spell check, but it's still sad to make fun of somebody just because they lack education.

The only way people can learn what to do is to learn what not to do. I think it's perfectly fine. There is no identification on the resume so what's the problem?
 
Agreed, the guy's details have been smudged out, if anything should he see this as unlikely as it is, it should make him aware that he need's to do a better job next time.
 
kylehnat
You'd be surprised how many seemingly unimportant things will make the company not want to hire you. A poorly crafted resume saves them lots of time.

Exactly what we're being told. Comapnies don't even other reading things with even the slightest errors ...
 
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