Simple Resume Fails
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@scottalanmiller said in Simple Resume Fails:
Working FOR a religious organization is totally different than announcing an affiliation. I've worked for religious groups to which I was in no way affiliated, for example.
Also as an example, many hospitals in the US might have in theory religious affiliations (Catholic, Methodist, Lutheran) but outside of SPECIFIC clergy roles, they can't discriminate in who they hire. No one in their right mind is going to assume the IT guy at Methodist is a Methodist.
Putting that you have kids is a resume is a more odd one that I'm kinda neutral to. While a hiring manager can't ASK that question if volunteered it could be a purposeful signal that he likely doesn't want to consider roles that are 300 days of travel (and be saving a lot of people time).
Non-profit volunteer information might be valuable to companies who encourage that sort of thing (I get 40 hours of "volunteer time, in addition to our vacation policy" as an example). For companies that have policies encouraging community involvement, this might be important.
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@LilAng - I have never seen a resume with someone's religion. That is weird.
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@wrx7m said in Simple Resume Fails:
@LilAng - I have never seen a resume with someone's religion. That is weird.
Common in places like Utah.
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@scottalanmiller Ahh. The Mormons.
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I was going to post a couple of questions in my own thread, but I will start here first. I haven't been maintaining my resume since I started working here 8 years ago. Obviously, things employers are looking for in resume formatting, content, etc have changed. What would be a good format and things to focus on? What order would you be placing things in?
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@scottalanmiller said in Simple Resume Fails:
@wrx7m said in Simple Resume Fails:
@LilAng - I have never seen a resume with someone's religion. That is weird.
Common in places like Utah.
Yep! We have clients ask us (on occasion) if we are LDS.
My answer is always that we help anyone and don't discuss religion or politics.
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@NerdyDad - So if you don't get paid, it isn't work experience? What about interns?
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@wrx7m said in Simple Resume Fails:
@NerdyDad - So if you don't get paid, it isn't work experience? What about interns?
Unpaid is still work. Volunteer, intern, paid intern, low pay... all work experience.
If being unpaid makes it not work, that would imply that slaves didn't have to work. That doesn't make sense, right?
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@scottalanmiller - I get it. I was saying that the code was less than accurate.
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@wrx7m said in Simple Resume Fails:
@scottalanmiller - I get it. I was saying that the code was less than accurate.
I was agreeing.
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@scottalanmiller said in Simple Resume Fails:
@wrx7m said in Simple Resume Fails:
@scottalanmiller - I get it. I was saying that the code was less than accurate.
I was agreeing.
Ahhh. You said "doesn't make sense". Apologies.
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I've seen resumes from people living in largely Muslim countries that state their regilion. It's almost like they think we're prejudiced or something...
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@flaxking said in Simple Resume Fails:
I've seen resumes from people living in largely Muslim countries that state their regilion. It's almost like they think we're prejudiced or something...
Prejudiced against non-muslims?
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Found one
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@dbeato wat?!?!
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I'm fairly certain that network map doesn't belong on a resume.........
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@dbeato said in Simple Resume Fails:
@scottalanmiller said in Simple Resume Fails:
@dbeato wat?!?!
Xen Server
XEN Server /router/
LMAO
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