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yeah....
at my current place, the be-t candidate we found had a re-ume with godawful font
interruption, mangled company and info heading, etc. After initially thinking
"ick", I realized that the TW might have a perfectly good doc that the recruiter
folk mangled. OTOH, the folk with beautiful re-ume' didnt have that certain "je
ne 'aid quoi'"
[ok, i got a keyboard malfunction, you can read it anyway, right?]
-----Original Message-----
From: Lisa Wright <liwright -at- qwest -dot- net>
>
>I know people get all twitter-pated about this, but in spite of all the
>anal-retentives who say they toss a writer's resume because it's had
>typos
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