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Key words? These guys get so desperate sometimes. In the next to last
paragraph of my very long resume, which means I did this long ago, is a
short blurb about working on " Improved TOW Vehicle (M901 ITV) based on M113
Armored Personnel Carrier tracked vehicle".
So I get a job email today.
M113 Mechanics Needed
... I JUST got an opportunity for 10-15 M113 mechanics to take on a contract
in Iraq ...
It would really be nice if these people would actually READ a resume before
sending out this type of email. About 80% of my resume says my jobs were
technical writer. NONE of them say mechanic anywhere. Obviously there is
one hit on M113 and they ran with it.
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