Your resume is not about you. It’s about ME, the hiring manager. If I move your resume through the stack, I am attaching my reputation to yours. I am being judged in large part by my hires. Don’t ever forget that. When I am looking at a resume, cover letter and portfolio, I am not looking at what you’ve done. Frankly, I don’t care.
What I care about is how what you have done translates into what you will DO if I hire you. Big difference. I have always tried to encourage job hopefuls to try to view the search from the perspective of the person doing the hiring. –Tim Stephens, dynamicsofwriting.com
Similar:
Unpopular grammar rules
Language is a fluid, living social const...
Culture
How Are Websites Made?
This one chart is actually the punch lin...
Amusing
There are two factions working to prevent AI dangers. Here’s why they’re deeply divided.
We are assigning more societal decisio...
Academia
ink: Inkle's open source scripting language for writing interactive narrative
Gearing up to teach "Digital Storytellin...
Cyberculture
Fox apologizes for "error" in news story that created the impression Eagles players knelt ...
Context matters. Good journalists should...
Culture
The CRAFT of News Writing (Clear, Relevant, Accurate, Fair, Timely)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwEZPWSE...
Culture
Your resume is not about you. It’s about ME, the hiring manager. If I move your resume through the stack, I am attaching my reputation to yours. I am being judged in large part by my hires. Don’t ever forget that. When I am looking at a resume, cover letter and portfolio, I am not looking at what you’ve done. Frankly, I don’t care.

