Stix wrote:
But its not about templates...its about wording yourself to sound like you can communicate well...like every job---but this is super critical for this role...
I was part of a committee once that vetted new job applicants.
A position became available as shift manager with the engineering company I worked for.
We had six applicants to be interviewed for the position, and to this day I still remember one particular bloke.
He had spent a lot of time in the navy, and had a resume that thick that you would need a stepladder to see over the top of it.
Glowing reports of his demeanor, qualifications oozing out of it, etc etc etc.
All compiled by one of those fancy agencies.
He came unstuck in a big way when reference to a left hand thread was made by one of the committee members
The applicant actually asked what a left hand thread was, and why would such a thing exist ?
Needless to say that he wasn't successful in attaining the position.
I do not fear death itself... Only its inopportune timing!
I've come to realize that,,,,, the two most loving, loyal, and trustworthy females in my entire life were both canines.