Re: Tips on Getting Hired
I'm confused, mostly by those who roundfile a long resume without
looking at it.
You aren't mandated to read the whole thing or none. If you get a
resume of five pages, read only the first two pages. If it makes you
want to read more, do so. If not, toss. Why the religious war on
resume length?
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