As one who actually enjoys reading a brief (BRIEF) resume of someone seeking
a museum job, I wonder if a compromise isn't possible.  We're a small museum
in the mountains of southwestern Virginia.  On occasion we need (and can
afford) an additional professional employee who's willing to go into the
boondocks and get started on a career.  These are grant-funded projects.
Recruiting anyone within an hour's drive who has the necessary skills and
attitude is virtually impossible.  Can two-paragraph resume summaries be
helpful to all concerned?
Ross Weeks Jr.
Tazewell VA
----- Original Message -----
From: Beth Petriello <[log in to unmask]>

> I agree with Kristy that this debate has gotten far out of hand.  There is
> nothing wrong with a collection of resumes for potential employers to look
> through.

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