So, I haven't updated in a few days. I've been busy starting a new job! I'm working in the HR department of a 4,500-employee company, so getting acclimated has been exhausting.
Never fear -- not only will I not stop posting, I'll probably be posting more once I get settled. I have a lot of resumes coming across my desk that are filled with errors in grammar, spelling, formatting, word choice, etc.
Of course, I can't post items in their entirety, but I can give snippets that don't identify applicants.
My favorite one this week:
Why did you leave this position (application question)?
Answer: "Took care of my father till he died."
It just cracked me up because 1) the person shortened "until" in a professional document and 2) s/he didn't even shorten it correctly!
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