RE: When one can call oneself expert

  • From: ryan_gaffuri@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • To: kduret@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "'stephenbooth.uk@xxxxxxxxx'" <stephenbooth.uk@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 23:12:52 +0000

most resumes look pretty much the same. Everyone knows everything. That is what 
the 25 minute technical phone screen is for... they turn into 5 minute ones 
when every answer is 'I dont know'. We have a 95% rejection rate on phone 
screens here. 
putting expert on your resume is for marketing purposes and gets people passed 
HR. I don't weed anyone out because of it and I do not put them to the top 
either. 
Nothing wrong with people marketing themselves. It's pretty easy to find out if 
its true. 

its just a resume... and people need jobs. 


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> Been there.... I insist the recruiter can't send out my resume without me 
> looking at their revision FIRST! 
> 
> I had one add alot of skills I didn't have and I was very embarrased. 
> Thankfully, I had my original resume with me and showed it to them. Fired 
> the recruiter after that. 
> 
> Kathy 

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