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Picked up by ZeroHedge: I have been reviewing resumes and just keep face palming...
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Wow, really? No doubt now that they read GLP:
[link to www.zerohedge.com]
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.
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.
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