RE: Applying On-Line

["Secara, Maggie" <Maggie -dot- Secara -at- indymacbank -dot- com>]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dan Hall [mailto:dhall -at- san-carlos -dot- rms -dot- slb -dot- com
> 
> My question: If you've got enough time to scrutinize resumes 
> for styles (how
> much time is spent on this?) do you really need another writer?
> 
> I too am surprised to find that there are folks out there 
> checking resumes
> for styles. Frankly, someone who's picking those nits isn't 
> someone I'd be
> interested in working with.
>

>From previous conversations on this list, I did go back and "style" my
resume, just in case anybody's looking.  Of course, most of the time I'm
interviewing for solo positions, and the hiring manager has been barely
aware of styles of any kind. Still, I mean, why not?  My resume isn't really
a one-off, since I am updating it all the time, so I actually do need to be
maintainable.  If someone checks, fine.  If not, it realy didn't take that
long to do. 


Maggie Secara

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