[BC] Re: Hired-n-Fired (resume edition)

[Mike McCarthy]

I think there are books written on what to do/bring and NOT to do when 
going for an interview.

I don't hold not having a pen against them to badly if they otherwise have 
good presentation/articulation skills. It's a book/cover thing.  OTOH, if 
they can't assemble a full sentence without "ya know" and more than one 
"um", that's a different story.

MM

At 06:04 PM 1/28/2006 -0700, Gary Peterson wrote
>Almost twenty years ago, I was CE/asst. GM of an AM/FM combo.  I was always
>less than impressed when someone had to borrow a pen to fill out a job
>application.
>
>Gary, K?CX
>
>" Another peeve are the form letters along the lines of "I've identified you
>as
>among the top 25 local companies in your industry."  Yep, that's research.
>There are other examples.  Perhaps some of you can share.
>Frank Gottlieb "
>
>
>
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