What you omit from your resume can be just as important as what you include. Over at U.S. News & World Report today, I discuss seven things you should definitely leave off of it. Check it out here.
7 things to leave off your resume
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Ain’t it great when HR folks with a fraction of your intelligence play Gd with your career?
Why do you say HR folks have only a fraction of your intelligence? The fact that you hold such an opinion and are willing to make such a rude comment shows you have no emotional or interpersonal intelligence…both of which are very important to ones career.
Thanks for the (as always) informative article Allison!