PEOPLE WHO SAY CREATIVE WRITING IS EASY...

[damonk13]

...clearly aren't very creative.

You'd think that with all of the resumés that I've written in my life (hundredS, no word of lie), I'd be good at it by now

Comments

[ocarina]

Shut up, you write awesome proposals that get us contracts!!! YAY!!!

And you probably only hate having to write that because the job's in the bag.

[damonk13]

Yeah, that's probably part of the reason.

But I really just hate trying to sell myself.

I mean, this is the Internet Age -- shouldn't everyone already know how awesome I am?

[ocarina]

Not when you're never on the internet! Do you know how many comments and emails I get from people who miss you? THE INTERNET NEEDS YOU, FRANK!

[troutman]

For future reference, try holding down the Alt key and typing 0153, then releasing the Alt key.

It's Fun AND Educational!™

[damonk13]

Actually, I did, only I use the supposedly proper ASCII of Alt+130.

It shows up fine on the livejournal site (or at least, it does on my account?), but I see that it's all screwy in my YahooMail, go figure.

Weird.

[alibee]

Actually, you can just type & tm ; (without the spaces)

[troutman]

Curiouser and curiouser!&tm;

[mailechan]

I guess I just don't associate resume-writing with creative writing, no matter what format they ask for it in.

*pet, pet* It can be frustrating when you've already DONE the work on your resume, and then they ask for it in a different format. That's happened to me before, and I got so frustrated for having tailored my resume for that specific job, that I almost did not submit a resume.

Now get back to work. :P

[scrubbo]

I hate resume writing too.

Both you and I are thinking ltos about the Better Life(TM) crap these days, eh?

[troutman]

That's because you're both Older Than Dirt™.

[truej00]

I hate writing resumes too.
and you really should be online more. People DO miss you.
Certain people, whoshallremainnamelessme.
I'm just saying.