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IlyaM (2933)

IlyaM
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Monday September 09, 2002
04:20 AM

Writting CV

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How do you write your CV? When I decided to write mine I used google to find some examples and than I wrote it borring some ideas from these examples. But I didn't copied any bits from them as it is.

Today I reviewed all resumes our company have recieved for opened Perl developer vacancy and while reading one of them I got 'deja vu' filling. Than I relized that is looks like mine! It has similar format and some wording in it is precisely like in old version of mine CV. He-he-he, I guess that guy have never thought that I will read his CV :)

On the other hand I don't think there is anything bad with it. Just funny.


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  • 2Ilya: huh... you've got me, I'm the guy which used your CV :) since your CV looked much prettier that mine :) But I've never seen your old resume for sure, and compiled one of your current sentences to suit my needs as soon as I got no section 'some words about me' in my resume and needed to get it ready asap. I realized that I've used YOUR resume in the day of interview, darn it was too late, hope you don't mind, deja-vu as you've already said :)

    2All: hope you'll never get in such a stupid situation :)
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