By anonymouschicka - 01/08/2009 19:20 - United States

Today, I finished doing a resume that I had spent three hours on. I e-mailed it to the business I was applying for, satisfied. I decided to look it over. The first thing I notice, I spelt my own name wrong. FML
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moleSG 6

That's why you look it over BEFORE sending it. Sorry, but YDI.

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DalekScythe 0

oh look, I found another homoretardis in its natural habitat trolling and giving the most dumbass YDI remarks.... what a hideous sight!

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moleSG 6

That's why you look it over BEFORE sending it. Sorry, but YDI.

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Phillay632 0

Don't worry, you can still qualify for a position in Obama's administration.

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stereopump 0

...Not to mention, "Spelt" is not a word

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mrlucky4444 0

Get ur ass back to kindergarten

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delfinofrank 0

Proofreading FTW

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lmmmr 0

I don't understand how people can have such issues with resumes. How hard is it to type one page clearly and correctly?

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DameGreyWulf 0

Seriously, especially when it's something this important. As the English teachers OF MY ENTIRE LIFE have said "ALWAYS READ IT AT LEAST ONCE MORE." Also everybody, spelt IS a word. Look it up, jackasses. http://www.answers.com/spelt http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/spelt[2] http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/spelt http://www.thefreedictionary.com/spelt http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/spelt It's a little something called ALTERNATIVE SPELLING... you know, kind of like "color" vs "colour"? Or, more closely, "smelled" vs "smelt"? Not everyone uses the same damn words and spellings. Pick up a book some time.. And about the plant part... I suppose then that makes rape not verb either? Twats.

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asdfghjkkl 0

From the Merriam Webster site. Date: before 12th century

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DameGreyWulf 0

Doesn't mean it is not a word, nor that it is still not in use.

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emmaphant 0

From the Merriam-Webster website: chiefly British past and past participle of spell Way to be looking at the wrong definition.

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dany_luvs_music 0

wow haha i did that once, but it always happens that i get a feeling i should look over my work AFTER i send or turn it in.

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DalekScythe 0

oh look, I found another homoretardis in its natural habitat trolling and giving the most dumbass YDI remarks.... what a hideous sight!

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