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May 31, 2009 -
I thought this was a joke, but this career strategist must have seen these words in resumés before if she’s cautioning job-seekers not to use them. So, uh, if you were planning on telling a prospective employer you’re “habitually pregnant” or an “awesome Republican” — yeah, don’t do that.
Here are some words not to put on your resumé:
- Awesome
- Democrat
- Chronically ill
- Habitually pregnant
- Atheist
To see what else you shouldn't add to your resumé, read more
- 12 Comments
Feb 18, 2009 -
Hey, you have to play to your strengths, right? That's exactly what a former marijuana-smuggler who served 10 years for importing 75 tons (gulp!) did a couple years ago when he was looking for a job. Good for him!
- 4 Comments
Feb 18, 2008 -
Wouldn't it be nice if instead of a guy handing you his number, he handed you his resume? His relationship resume that is! The folks at Resumes For Relationships seem to think so.
- 9 Comments
Dec 02, 2007 -
The job market is competitive, but the following statements should help put things into perspective. These have been lifted from actual résumés submitted to prospective employers. Last I heard, unintentional self-deprecation isn't the best strategy for getting hired.
- 4 Comments
Oct 01, 2007 -
When you go on a job interview, we all want to impress our potential employers, but how far would you go to make yourself memorable? It's not uncommon to fudge your resume with little white lies, but just how dishonest would you be if you thought it would get you the job? Would you lie about where you went to school, where you have worked, or your GPA?
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Feb 05, 2008 -
One guy has women throwing their panties on stage while he sings, the other has people throwing résumés at him as he scowls. Both need to step away from the spray-tan gun. Which guy would you do the horizontal mambo with, if you had to .
- 17 Comments
Jan 14, 2008 -
As a last, fond farewell for former candidate Bill Richardson, here's a very appropriate send off. I loved this ad highlighting his extensive foreign-policy accomplishments, executive experience as governor of New Mexico, and that sense of humor!
Richardson's résumé definitely made him a qualified candidate.
- 8 Comments
Nov 11, 2007 -
And where should we list this on our résumés?
Source
- 9 Comments