--- "James Newton, Host" wrote: > That's enough. This thread is dead. >=20 > No further posts from anyone regarding the attempt > to interpret what is > going on in someone else's head. That is unknowable > and, as we can see here, > causes arguments. While I know that you and Olin are always arguing back and forth and Olin never seems to do anything right. I think you are wrong here. Olin obviously has experience in reviewing r=E9sum=E9 's and discusses in a mannered way what he would think of this r=E9sum=E9. Olin is right in giving his requested opinion. >=20 > For example, nothing like with "The manager is > thinking X so you should say > y" or "managers are clueless x heads" or "your > resume is stupid" since all > of these fail to account for the fact that we can > not understand the other > persons point of view or mind set. >=20 > Factual issues or issues of language I could > understand "when you say, > 'dream job' I think of things that are impossible or > difficult to fulfill > since this is part of the definition of that word. > May I suggest the more > traditional wording of 'target position' or 'desired > position'." The original poster was asking exactly for this. How else can one make suggestions to improve on the quality and content of a resume without reviewing and evaluating it AS SEEN THRU THE EYE OF THE HR GUY READING IT? >=20 > Any post with the words stupid, ---hole, (or f**k, > idiot, dumb, lame, or > other derogatory term) is likely to get the poster > moderated or removed from > the list (again)...=20 >=20 > We're discussing that between the admins now.=20 >=20 That is probably the only thing I can partially agree with, however I don=92t think Olin was insulting the poster. [Rest of post snipped] Olin's point of view was worth reading to me personally. TTYL Peter van Hoof --=20 http://www.piclist.com PIC/SX FAQ & list archive View/change your membership options at http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/piclist