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Anonymous Coward User ID: 72085694 United States 06/06/2017 05:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have millennials that I assist with their resumes for this reason. It seems that none of them understand the purpose of a resume, nor are they taught how to develop one. I see shitty resumes all the time, and when they leave my hands, they are professional, succinct and well formatted. Quoting: TheBiss ...snip.... The point you really should have made is that one can easily obtain assistance with preparing a resume and cover letters. Colleges and town labor assistance centers offer this assistance at little or no cost. Kids can get free resume and cover letters help at their schools. Even former convicts, parolees, and probationers can get free assistance. Senior centers offer free job assistance. Public libraries offer classes in job preparedness, too. Both include help with writing a resume and cover letters. There are services that one can hire to prepare or edit a resume and individualized cover letters, as well. Costs depend on job market and supplies provided, but generally range from $20 to $100. In short, there is no reason for any worthwhile job candidate to have a shitty resume or a shitty cover letter. |
Druidistic
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 7883340 United States 06/06/2017 05:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 67680438 The job does not require a suit, in fact it was a firefighter EMT position, my son was taught that wearing a suit is a sign of respect. I'm sure the fact that he has all his certificates and months of volunteer experience helped a great deal as well. Hahahaha he wore a suit to be a fireman? What a fucking idiot Really? Well, he's got a great paying job and future as a fireman! You're still a severely brain-damaged, self-entitled, unemployed parasite who still lives with his parents! Now who's the fucking idiot? And that stupid shits answer is the cherry on top of the entire fucked up millenial Sunday. I mean how do you criticize someone for wearing a suit to a job interview? I don't care if it was for McDonald's. I just hope one day they seek employment so they have the opportunity to learn this. I mean this is a thread of millenials telling a business owner OP that resumes don't matter. Like this is somerule they are entitled to. That he is stupid for wanting quality in his company. He is stupid because it is a lowly manufacturing job. And obviously they are qualified for much more and he has his bar set too high. These kids are going to be SOL when mom and dad die and they have to become independent. Maybe they will remember this thread when they are interviewing at the local pizza place in their 40s. And Peter Thiel the billionaire would argue with you......direct quote "While he cautions that there are "no absolute and timeless sartorial rules," Thiel says that "in Silicon Valley, wearing a suit in a pitch meeting makes you look like someone who is bad at sales and worse at tech." Maybe that's why he has a simple rule for investing: never bet on a CEO in a suit." |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 7883340 United States 06/06/2017 05:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have millennials that I assist with their resumes for this reason. It seems that none of them understand the purpose of a resume, nor are they taught how to develop one. I see shitty resumes all the time, and when they leave my hands, they are professional, succinct and well formatted. Quoting: TheBiss ...snip.... The point you really should have made is that one can easily obtain assistance with preparing a resume and cover letters. Colleges and town labor assistance centers offer this assistance at little or no cost. Kids can get free resume and cover letters help at their schools. Even former convicts, parolees, and probationers can get free assistance. Senior centers offer free job assistance. Public libraries offer classes in job preparedness, too. Both include help with writing a resume and cover letters. There are services that one can hire to prepare or edit a resume and individualized cover letters, as well. Costs depend on job market and supplies provided, but generally range from $20 to $100. In short, there is no reason for any worthwhile job candidate to have a shitty resume or a shitty cover letter. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 7883340 United States 06/06/2017 05:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 74989348 Was your son trying to fuck them.....last time i checked hiring based on a prospects clothes is fucking stupid especially if the job does jot require a suite The job does not require a suit, in fact it was a firefighter EMT position, my son was taught that wearing a suit is a sign of respect. I'm sure the fact that he has all his certificates and months of volunteer experience helped a great deal as well. Hahahaha he wore a suit to be a fireman? What a fucking idiot Really? Well, he's got a great paying job and future as a fireman! You're still a severely brain-damaged, self-entitled, unemployed parasite who still lives with his parents! Now who's the fucking idiot? Billionaire would disagree While he cautions that there are "no absolute and timeless sartorial rules," Thiel says that "in Silicon Valley, wearing a suit in a pitch meeting makes you look like someone who is bad at sales and worse at tech." Maybe that's why he has a simple rule for investing: never bet on a CEO in a suit. |
Druidistic
User ID: 74845915 Canada 06/06/2017 05:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Also, there are resume forms online that a person can use as a boiler plate. Do it yourself deal. Sometimes if one's looking for a job, there's not extra money to hire a resume company. Quoting: Ms. Superduper I'm not an expert, but I've done some resumes to try and help out a friend. It's not my favorite thing to do for another person, but I've done it. agreed, there are even resume apps now on those zombie phones that all the millennials have glued to their hands, if they can't even track one down, there is a problem in self-sufficiency... |
Jai_Guru_Jesus_Om
Breshears is Off: Ask Me Why User ID: 65955727 United States 06/06/2017 05:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | A Resume has nothing whatsoever to do with whether a person would be an excellent candidate for a manufacturing position. Quoting: Jai_Guru_Jesus_Om You are essentially requiring mastery of English to prove you can notice detail on a block of wood or whatever it is you do. If you were as smart as you want your applicants to be, you'd judge them based on their motivation and ability to be trained to DO WHAT YOU NEED THEM TO DO and nothing more. Many times an illiterate person will do a far greater job at manufacturing than someone with a PHD in English. Seriously, I think you might just be trolling with a post this stupid. Be SURE you never hire this dufus, OP. I wouldn't work for that guy: I am too good for that guy. (B)ullshit™ always needs an amplified bullhorn demanding kneeling subservience - or else.- SyncAsFunk The light within me always draws me back to make the dark decision to leave the false counterfeit light. -New Heart |
Esoterica
User ID: 73305349 United States 06/06/2017 05:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You said on page 4....."resumes are required if the person hiring them requires resumes"......thats implying that you require resumes. Implying, (as you interpret) and requiring are two different things...,you must have been one of his applicants I mean if he wasn't implying that, was he just randomly saying it? ....it makes zero sense if he was not implying that....so id gather you and OP are in the same leadership boat.....you know the one that's sinking No, self employed and very successful, thank you! "The more you know, the crazier you look" |
Silenced J
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 75027576 United States 06/06/2017 05:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Really? Well, he's got a great paying job and future as a fireman! You're still a severely brain-damaged, self-entitled, unemployed parasite who still lives with his parents! Now who's the fucking idiot? And that stupid shits answer is the cherry on top of the entire fucked up millenial Sunday. I mean how do you criticize someone for wearing a suit to a job interview? I don't care if it was for McDonald's. I just hope one day they seek employment so they have the opportunity to learn this. I mean this is a thread of millenials telling a business owner OP that resumes don't matter. Like this is somerule they are entitled to. That he is stupid for wanting quality in his company. He is stupid because it is a lowly manufacturing job. And obviously they are qualified for much more and he has his bar set too high. These kids are going to be SOL when mom and dad die and they have to become independent. Maybe they will remember this thread when they are interviewing at the local pizza place in their 40s. And Peter Thiel the billionaire would argue with you......direct quote "While he cautions that there are "no absolute and timeless sartorial rules," Thiel says that "in Silicon Valley, wearing a suit in a pitch meeting makes you look like someone who is bad at sales and worse at tech." Maybe that's why he has a simple rule for investing: never bet on a CEO in a suit." That may be true in Commyfornia but go to Wall Street ALL THE MEN ARE WEARING SUITS! Unless they are the window washers or fedexers! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 7883340 United States 06/06/2017 05:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 74989348 You said on page 4....."resumes are required if the person hiring them requires resumes"......thats implying that you require resumes. Implying, (as you interpret) and requiring are two different things...,you must have been one of his applicants :NObrian: I mean if he wasn't implying that, was he just randomly saying it? ....it makes zero sense if he was not implying that....so id gather you and OP are in the same leadership boat.....you know the one that's sinking No, self employed and very successful, thank you! So what was he implying if he wasn't implying that he required resumes? Answer the question |
Jai_Guru_Jesus_Om
Breshears is Off: Ask Me Why User ID: 65955727 United States 06/06/2017 05:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Also, there are resume forms online that a person can use as a boiler plate. Do it yourself deal. Sometimes if one's looking for a job, there's not extra money to hire a resume company. Quoting: Ms. Superduper I'm not an expert, but I've done some resumes to try and help out a friend. It's not my favorite thing to do for another person, but I've done it. agreed, there are even resume apps now on those zombie phones that all the millennials have glued to their hands, if they can't even track one down, there is a problem in self-sufficiency... Here's the problem: You start getting 100's of resumes that look identical, and you realize where it came from, and you start judging anyone that would use that app. It's all horseshit. It's human nature gone stale. It's not effective for the applicants and it's not effective for the companies that are doing the hiring. Everyone wants to call me the idiot, nobody wants to propose a new paradigm that satisfies everyone. Everyone desperate to cling to the old, outdated and ineffective ways. Actually, the old ways are applications for factory jobs. But there's an even better way, still. (B)ullshit™ always needs an amplified bullhorn demanding kneeling subservience - or else.- SyncAsFunk The light within me always draws me back to make the dark decision to leave the false counterfeit light. -New Heart |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 7883340 United States 06/06/2017 05:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: JaxP I don't know why you are stalking this user with your consent demands for personal information but it is starting to look like harassment to me. Oh, and btw, your combined insurance numbers aren't even enough to cover workman's comp with that amount of payroll, let alone the rest of your insurance needs. How am I stalking her, what a bullshit fucking statment. You seem like a giant pussy You have asked her numerous time for personal information that she does not want to give you. She told you she is not giving that information out and you keep asking her for it. That is harassment. No means no, plain and simple. But by all means call names and prove my point that you harass people. Thanks JaxP! He has no idea what's wrong with his numbers, wants me to tell him and wants us to believe him. Yet sees nothing wrong with that? Still waiting for you to explain what's wrong with the numbes? Oh wait you can't |
BadProgBad
User ID: 72349046 United States 06/06/2017 05:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Most resumes all inflated bullshit anyway. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 67211386 If a plain Jane no BS resume came across a desk of a qualified application the Nazi would choose BS over a get Er dun. Also, it is poor form to use abbreviations and colloquialisms in a résumé. All enemies, foreign and domestic. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 69395125 United States 06/06/2017 05:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | But if you need workbench worker to put the few pieces together with the spanner and screwdriver, why the fuck they need to put CV in academic English? Quoting: Arco English language literacy is considered overburden for pupils even in English speaking countries. You better try to get someone who can barely speak any form of English but understands how to assemble what you need. From my experience, fuck that resume bullshit and start to talk to people. Takes you 2-3 minutes to figure out if the candidate knows what you are talking about, so you can take it to the next level. If you go through the employment agency, it is even worse, you have failed house wife that wants to "build career" and gets to vet the potential candidates in the field that she has no clue about. Bullshit about nicely written shit on the peace of paper without any actual knowledge is gone, world has changed, you need people that can do the job or are willing to learn. I agree, spent enough time with the individual and talk to figure out whether he is ideal for a position or not. Today in in a world of fake, resume can be cut&paste or made up. Inpatience, instant gratification is what's on peoples minds |
Booger Cancer
User ID: 13299994 United States 06/06/2017 05:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I own a small manufacturing company. Most of the assembly work is done at a bench, with hand tools. The work is not difficult, but quality and consistency is paramount. Quoting: Azaziah We are entering into our busiest time of year, and steady growth combined with losing one of our senior bench techs has caused me to run some ads (after spreading the word around to friends and associates). I have been involved in the manufacturing business for about 30 years, and have seen thousands of resumes. The last couple weeks I have been reviewing a couple dozen resumes a day. What I am seeing now, is stunning and disappointing. When did people stop learning how to compose a sentence? When did they decide that a resume composed of two sentences is somehow complete? The poor level of spelling, grammar, and frankly effort has me perplexed and perpetually face-palming. So far, I have two resumes that were not immediately round-filed. Just two. If this is the current state of our potential work force, we are in trouble. A resume for bench work?? That's sort of like looking to buy a suit at the gas station. Have them fill out applications with references, and then check them out that way. Interview them about their work asking pertinent questions about the tools or equipment, and then test the best ones on a bench. Yes, I did cure my Stage 4 cancer in two weeks when I was 48. I also reversed my chronic kidney disease (glomerulonephritis) when I was 25. In neither case were any medical treatments involved. |
The Comedian :D
User ID: 73849868 United States 06/06/2017 05:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You need some sensitivity training. What I do, is I drive through the nearest city's ghetto, open my window and yell "All Niqqers Must Die!" as loud as I can, then I contemplate the pain and anguish I've caused in the audience. That'll teach me. Until next time. WOW! I thought I was the only one who did that!? LOL I think we've passed each other in our vehicles. Doppler effect makes your voice rise, then fall in pitch as we approach, and then speed past each other. You probably noticed the same about me. Saint Comedian, Patron Saint of Bringing the Butthurt to Dipshits ‘There are some assholes in the world that just need to be shot.’ - General Mattis, USMC, Secretary of Defense [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] "Subterfuge and social pressure are the wheel and fire of the 21st century" - Some asshole Legal Disclaimer: All comments are intended as humor and/or fiction and not advice, and not to be confused with any event or person, living or dead. |
Atlas Wept
User ID: 75022840 United States 06/06/2017 05:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My son just interviewed for a job, all candidates were told to show up at the same time, there were eight of them. My son said he was the only one who wore a suit and had a resume in hand. He got the job!. Thank God! Was your son trying to fuck them.....last time i checked hiring based on a prospects clothes is fucking stupid especially if the job does jot require a suite The job does not require a suit, in fact it was a firefighter EMT position, my son was taught that wearing a suit is a sign of respect. I'm sure the fact that he has all his certificates and months of volunteer experience helped a great deal as well. Hahahaha he wore a suit to be a fireman? What a fucking idiot Really? Well, he's got a great paying job and future as a fireman! You're still a severely brain-damaged, self-entitled, unemployed parasite who still lives with his parents! Now who's the fucking idiot? And that stupid shits answer is the cherry on top of the entire fucked up millenial Sunday. I mean how do you criticize someone for wearing a suit to a job interview? I don't care if it was for McDonald's. I just hope one day they seek employment so they have the opportunity to learn this. I mean this is a thread of millenials telling a business owner OP that resumes don't matter. Like this is somerule they are entitled to. That he is stupid for wanting quality in his company. He is stupid because it is a lowly manufacturing job. And obviously they are qualified for much more and he has his bar set too high. These kids are going to be SOL when mom and dad die and they have to become independent. Maybe they will remember this thread when they are interviewing at the local pizza place in their 40s. Even scarier, they may one day - if we aren't Communist - this country! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 24978185 United States 06/06/2017 05:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I own a small manufacturing company. Most of the assembly work is done at a bench, with hand tools. The work is not difficult, but quality and consistency is paramount. Quoting: Azaziah We are entering into our busiest time of year, and steady growth combined with losing one of our senior bench techs has caused me to run some ads (after spreading the word around to friends and associates). I have been involved in the manufacturing business for about 30 years, and have seen thousands of resumes. The last couple weeks I have been reviewing a couple dozen resumes a day. What I am seeing now, is stunning and disappointing. When did people stop learning how to compose a sentence? When did they decide that a resume composed of two sentences is somehow complete? The poor level of spelling, grammar, and frankly effort has me perplexed and perpetually face-palming. So far, I have two resumes that were not immediately round-filed. Just two. If this is the current state of our potential work force, we are in trouble. A resume for bench work?? That's sort of like looking to buy a suit at the gas station. Have them fill out applications with references, and then check them out that way. Interview them about their work asking pertinent questions about the tools or equipment, and then test the best ones on a bench. OP and several others in here think that resumes are the most important thing in the world |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 24978185 United States 06/06/2017 05:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My son just interviewed for a job, all candidates were told to show up at the same time, there were eight of them. My son said he was the only one who wore a suit and had a resume in hand. He got the job!. Thank God! Was your son trying to fuck them.....last time i checked hiring based on a prospects clothes is fucking stupid especially if the job does jot require a suite The job does not require a suit, in fact it was a firefighter EMT position, my son was taught that wearing a suit is a sign of respect. I'm sure the fact that he has all his certificates and months of volunteer experience helped a great deal as well. Hahahaha he wore a suit to be a fireman? What a fucking idiot Really? Well, he's got a great paying job and future as a fireman! You're still a severely brain-damaged, self-entitled, unemployed parasite who still lives with his parents! Now who's the fucking idiot? And that stupid shits answer is the cherry on top of the entire fucked up millenial Sunday. I mean how do you criticize someone for wearing a suit to a job interview? I don't care if it was for McDonald's. I just hope one day they seek employment so they have the opportunity to learn this. I mean this is a thread of millenials telling a business owner OP that resumes don't matter. Like this is somerule they are entitled to. That he is stupid for wanting quality in his company. He is stupid because it is a lowly manufacturing job. And obviously they are qualified for much more and he has his bar set too high. These kids are going to be SOL when mom and dad die and they have to become independent. Maybe they will remember this thread when they are interviewing at the local pizza place in their 40s. Even scarier, they may one day - if we aren't Communist - this country! What are you even trying to say |
BadProgBad
User ID: 72349046 United States 06/06/2017 05:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There are plenty of 'tards out there living really kick ass lives. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 74982106 My first wife was 'tarded. She's a pilot now. It's terrible to take advantage of handicapped people like that. By the way, what airline is she flying for? So I can avoid it. All enemies, foreign and domestic. |
Booger Cancer
User ID: 13299994 United States 06/06/2017 05:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I own a small manufacturing company. Most of the assembly work is done at a bench, with hand tools. The work is not difficult, but quality and consistency is paramount. Quoting: Azaziah We are entering into our busiest time of year, and steady growth combined with losing one of our senior bench techs has caused me to run some ads (after spreading the word around to friends and associates). I have been involved in the manufacturing business for about 30 years, and have seen thousands of resumes. The last couple weeks I have been reviewing a couple dozen resumes a day. What I am seeing now, is stunning and disappointing. When did people stop learning how to compose a sentence? When did they decide that a resume composed of two sentences is somehow complete? The poor level of spelling, grammar, and frankly effort has me perplexed and perpetually face-palming. So far, I have two resumes that were not immediately round-filed. Just two. If this is the current state of our potential work force, we are in trouble. A resume for bench work?? That's sort of like looking to buy a suit at the gas station. Have them fill out applications with references, and then check them out that way. Interview them about their work asking pertinent questions about the tools or equipment, and then test the best ones on a bench. OP and several others in here think that resumes are the most important thing in the world Isn't that something. I remember a construction superintendent who checked the roughness of the job prospects' hands as one of the job qualifications. Yes, I did cure my Stage 4 cancer in two weeks when I was 48. I also reversed my chronic kidney disease (glomerulonephritis) when I was 25. In neither case were any medical treatments involved. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 73989197 United States 06/06/2017 05:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I own a small manufacturing company. Most of the assembly work is done at a bench, with hand tools. The work is not difficult, but quality and consistency is paramount. Quoting: Azaziah We are entering into our busiest time of year, and steady growth combined with losing one of our senior bench techs has caused me to run some ads (after spreading the word around to friends and associates). I have been involved in the manufacturing business for about 30 years, and have seen thousands of resumes. The last couple weeks I have been reviewing a couple dozen resumes a day. What I am seeing now, is stunning and disappointing. When did people stop learning how to compose a sentence? When did they decide that a resume composed of two sentences is somehow complete? The poor level of spelling, grammar, and frankly effort has me perplexed and perpetually face-palming. So far, I have two resumes that were not immediately round-filed. Just two. If this is the current state of our potential work force, we are in trouble. A resume for bench work?? That's sort of like looking to buy a suit at the gas station. Have them fill out applications with references, and then check them out that way. Interview them about their work asking pertinent questions about the tools or equipment, and then test the best ones on a bench. OP and several others in here think that resumes are the most important thing in the world Build a good one and get a job, or listen to the self-styled "experts" opinions about the necessity of resumes and get jack squat. Your choice. |
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Azaziah
(OP) User ID: 23833670 United States 06/06/2017 05:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I own a small manufacturing company. Most of the assembly work is done at a bench, with hand tools. The work is not difficult, but quality and consistency is paramount. Quoting: Azaziah We are entering into our busiest time of year, and steady growth combined with losing one of our senior bench techs has caused me to run some ads (after spreading the word around to friends and associates). I have been involved in the manufacturing business for about 30 years, and have seen thousands of resumes. The last couple weeks I have been reviewing a couple dozen resumes a day. What I am seeing now, is stunning and disappointing. When did people stop learning how to compose a sentence? When did they decide that a resume composed of two sentences is somehow complete? The poor level of spelling, grammar, and frankly effort has me perplexed and perpetually face-palming. So far, I have two resumes that were not immediately round-filed. Just two. If this is the current state of our potential work force, we are in trouble. A resume for bench work?? That's sort of like looking to buy a suit at the gas station. Have them fill out applications with references, and then check them out that way. Interview them about their work asking pertinent questions about the tools or equipment, and then test the best ones on a bench. OP and several others in here think that resumes are the most important thing in the world Build a good one and get a job, or listen to the self-styled "experts" opinions about the necessity of resumes and get jack squat. Your choice. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 24978185 United States 06/06/2017 05:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I own a small manufacturing company. Most of the assembly work is done at a bench, with hand tools. The work is not difficult, but quality and consistency is paramount. Quoting: Azaziah We are entering into our busiest time of year, and steady growth combined with losing one of our senior bench techs has caused me to run some ads (after spreading the word around to friends and associates). I have been involved in the manufacturing business for about 30 years, and have seen thousands of resumes. The last couple weeks I have been reviewing a couple dozen resumes a day. What I am seeing now, is stunning and disappointing. When did people stop learning how to compose a sentence? When did they decide that a resume composed of two sentences is somehow complete? The poor level of spelling, grammar, and frankly effort has me perplexed and perpetually face-palming. So far, I have two resumes that were not immediately round-filed. Just two. If this is the current state of our potential work force, we are in trouble. A resume for bench work?? That's sort of like looking to buy a suit at the gas station. Have them fill out applications with references, and then check them out that way. Interview them about their work asking pertinent questions about the tools or equipment, and then test the best ones on a bench. OP and several others in here think that resumes are the most important thing in the world Build a good one and get a job, or listen to the self-styled "experts" opinions about the necessity of resumes and get jack squat. Your choice. Hahaha another resume tard |
BadProgBad
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 24978185 United States 06/06/2017 05:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I own a small manufacturing company. Most of the assembly work is done at a bench, with hand tools. The work is not difficult, but quality and consistency is paramount. Quoting: Azaziah We are entering into our busiest time of year, and steady growth combined with losing one of our senior bench techs has caused me to run some ads (after spreading the word around to friends and associates). I have been involved in the manufacturing business for about 30 years, and have seen thousands of resumes. The last couple weeks I have been reviewing a couple dozen resumes a day. What I am seeing now, is stunning and disappointing. When did people stop learning how to compose a sentence? When did they decide that a resume composed of two sentences is somehow complete? The poor level of spelling, grammar, and frankly effort has me perplexed and perpetually face-palming. So far, I have two resumes that were not immediately round-filed. Just two. If this is the current state of our potential work force, we are in trouble. A resume for bench work?? That's sort of like looking to buy a suit at the gas station. Have them fill out applications with references, and then check them out that way. Interview them about their work asking pertinent questions about the tools or equipment, and then test the best ones on a bench. OP and several others in here think that resumes are the most important thing in the world Build a good one and get a job, or listen to the self-styled "experts" opinions about the necessity of resumes and get jack squat. Your choice. And make sure we fac it over too right.....and we'll let them know via smoke signal that we have faxed it.....lol at you resumes tards |
ALL User ID: 69963707 United States 06/06/2017 05:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One question, how old are the people that are applying to work at your company? If you say they are all under 30 or the majority that apply whom of which are under 30 are the ones with bad resumes, then you have to be lying. I can guarantee a large portion of the people you see applying are at least in their mid 30's to early 40's, seeing as how those were the dominant ages in the manufacturing job market. Most of whom lost their jobs back in 08 during the start of the recession and are still picking up the pieces today. Anyways, if you have someone else help you with your resume, it then becomes NOT your resume, due to outside assistance, therefore the resume you get presented with will be given by someone whom in your eyes didn't care enough or didn't want to work hard enough to put effort into said resume so they had someone else do it. At least the people with shitty resumes you can assume did it themselves and had enough courage to bring it in, in hopes of being hired for their work in presentation. Just a thought. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 24978185 United States 06/06/2017 05:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Most resumes all inflated bullshit anyway. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 67211386 If a plain Jane no BS resume came across a desk of a qualified application the Nazi would choose BS over a get Er dun. Also, it is poor form to use abbreviations and colloquialisms in a résumé. Who gives a fuck, while you're busy with your grammer other people are making money |