Mike Hord wrote:
> I won't inflict my (current) objective statement upon you, but
> perhaps a little help?  My goal with this job is to improve my
> skillset, become better educated and experienced, and
> hopefully do some fairly fun (cool) engineering projects along
> the way.  Is that too..general?

No, it's useless.  Part of the problem is that "objective" is a bad
description.  That's one reason I use "Target Position" myself.  This should
be a short statement of the kind of job you are looking for, like "Mail room
assistant", "An easy job where nobody can tell I goof off most of the day",
"CEO with private plane and minimum of $20M severance package", or whatever.
This line is used for the first pass sorting of whether the resume is for
the engineering manager, accounting manager, or the facilities department.
As an engineering hiring manager, it should also tell me if you're a
software engineer, hardware engineer, firmware, RF, or whatever specialty or
combinations of specialties.


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