----- Original Message -----
From: Indigo Nights <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 1:46 PM
Subject: Re: no-name ads


When I screened the resumes of 200+
> candidates this summer, some that were qualified were
> marked lower in ranking because their resumes
> reflected a sloppy work product.  The job demanded
> accuracy.  An inaccurate resume did not portend to
> deliver quality work product.
>



Sorry, but that is not what I was responding to....

Ms. Lynch said:

>What is not acceptable are typos in your cover letter!
>Happens all the time and sadly is usually cause to disregard a resume


She said that the resume is not even considered because of typos in the
cover letter.  I believe that this is just throwing out the baby with the
bath water.

And you refer to an inaccurate resume.  To me inaccurate in a resume infers
lying.  That is a different matter all together.

And wanting to see my country get less plastic and care more about real
things is, to me, mush more patriotic than an "America, love it or leave it
attitude."  If I had left America because of it being this way, that would
be one thing.  But it was nothing like how bad it is now when I left.

And, boy, do you make a lot of assumtions about me personally...




Mark C. Cohen
Design, Technical and Management Services

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