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Subject:Re: cv,autobgr,resume (RE: One-page resumes) From:Valters Feists <valter -at- TECH -dot- SWH -dot- LV> Date:Mon, 24 Feb 1997 15:49:00 E
Thanks Colin,
1.
I must say the question was mine:
>From: Valters Feists, IN RESPONSE TO POSTING by Geoff Hart
>Sent: Monday, February 24, 1997 12:16 PM
>what is to be understood by
>1. "cv"
>1a. cv (without quotes). . . . . . .
2.
Thanks for definitions anyway.
I was trying to treat the matter very pragmatically. So what is the
CURRENT, SPACE/TIME/-SPECIFIC understanding of
in any of subscribers countries? Sure it must differ from pure dictionary
meaning. I just noticed those three terms in recent postings to techwr-l and
inferred that the word itself (cv or resume or..) might imply the employers'
expectations as to its outline and length.
Also, I'm interested more in hiring/comissioning staff's attitudes than in
"academee".
Rgds,
Valter -at- tech -dot- swh -dot- lv
Valters Feists, technical writer, etc
> ..................................................
> >2. autobiography
> Again the New Shorter Oxford gives "The writing of one's own history; a
> story of a person's life written by himself or herself."
> >3. RESUME???
> .... "A curriculum vitae. (North American)"
> ..................................................
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