By Genius - 25/06/2019 14:00
Same thing different taste
By smellslikeahangover - 29/07/2015 02:55 - United States - San Francisco
Waste of time
By wasteoftime - 07/06/2017 20:00
Thanks, I hate it
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Attention to detail
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I imagine it more like they simply forgot to remove it, but the actual body of the letter could be real.
If the facts are true and verifiable, they won’t give a shit exactly how you generated the documents.
Most people use templates. Every basic business word processor has a resume and cover letter built in. You’d be surprised at how many they get where the placeholder stuff gets missed and not changed out. I love when my husband’s department is hiring and I can giggle at this stuff. For the record though, he’s never tossed a good resume because of it.
I guess attention to details is not one of your listed skills...
If you didn't notice it until now, it can't be that obvious. This is not a great development, but they probably won't toss your resume just for that.
As long as it's your information, it shouldn't be a big deal. A lot of people download templates for resumes, cover letters, etc. Sure, the watermark sucks, but surely you're not the first person to attend an interview with a cover letter created with the help of a template. If the information on your letter is yours and correct/verifiable, it shouldn't be an issue at all.
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If the facts are true and verifiable, they won’t give a shit exactly how you generated the documents.
Well if you did generate a fake CV, you deserve what you get...