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Overheard at the office	by wolfhound668	2006-04-12 07:35:23
"Your 9am interview is here. He needs us to give him a copy of his resume so he can fill out the application". Now it just might be me but I was taught long ago to always have a copy of my resume with me to hand to the interviewer as soon as I walk in. I know especially these days with "cut and paste on the website" resumes that the interviewers are dealing with that they appreciate having a well-formatted resume in front of them during an interview. Is this not a common practice?
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I have more suspicions.	by JimK	2006-04-12 07:40:12
The last statistic I read about on that indicated	by kahuana	2006-04-12 07:48:27
I've been told...	by wolfhound668	2006-04-12 11:23:01
My CV is 6 pages. It IS my life, but dont ask	by klaranth	2006-04-12 07:50:37
I have an issue more with dates	by VivianC	2006-04-12 07:55:35
Us heathens in the US call a CV a resume. (n/t)	by maceogan	2006-04-12 08:00:01
But use CV for a different purpose	by hyzenthlay	2006-04-12 08:05:54
Curriculum Vitae	by JimK	2006-04-12 08:01:45
My Latin is poor. I took German in school.	by VivianC	2006-04-12 08:07:37
We use a latin phrase, you use a French word...	by JimK	2006-04-12 08:10:54
French? Oh crud.	by VivianC	2006-04-12 08:13:50
I haven't had one with me	by imrambi	2006-04-12 07:41:54
It's losing favor here.	by tallastro	2006-04-12 07:44:46
I've always kept a copy with me	by hobbs	2006-04-12 07:51:10
I take a copy, and offer to compare it	by Dagna	2006-04-12 08:30:26
i always bring 3 copies	by unjust	2006-04-12 09:34:07
I always bring a copy.	by staticsan	2006-04-12 15:55:20

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