ADMIN: Re: a different resume red flag

["Lisa M. Bronson" <lisa -at- techwr-l -dot- com>]

Alrighty then. It's definitely time to change the subject back to
something more closely resembling technical communication!

A reposting of the rules follows.

Lisa B.


> Stephen Arrants wrote:
>
>> Dick Margulis said
>>
>>>>I think we're on the same page--too much stress on one set of
>>>>requirements is wrong. We all want to hire and work with people who
>>>>know the tools, know (or can quickly come up to speed) on
>>>
>>>the domain
>>>
>>>>knowledge, know how to interview, investigate, and write.
>>>
>>>That's the first sensible thing you've said in this thread, Steve.
>>
>>
>> Wow -- that's a really snarky comment and attack.
>>
>
> Define snarky. Maybe I should take that as a compliment?


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