e in the strategy in that they seemed to have all the qualifications we needed.

Recently I talked to a couple of gals who did a lot of line dating and they mentioned the same thing that every guy looks perfect on the c

Perhaps you have heard the saying that nobody is perfect? Well, that is until you look at their resumes and you would swear that everyone that is looking for the job is a saint and a gift from the gods. With all these perfect people out there it's hard to choose who to hire and then when you meet them you are totally under whelmed. In doing the hiring for my company I often noticed how many applicants looked absolutely perfect.

I would then call them into the office to meet with them and find each of them with innate human characteristic flaws. Perhaps this is why they did not have a job in the first place and why they are probably still looking for a job today. One thing that always bothered me on resumes was someone that had so many jobs in the past that they jumped every two years to a different employer. This did not sit well with me, although I also saw some brilliance in the strategy in that they seemed to have all the qualifications we needed.

Recently I talked to a couple of gals who did a lot of line dating and they mentioned the same thing that every guy looks perfect on the co

ect people out there it's hard to choose who to hire and then when you meet them you are totally under whelmed. In doing the hiring for my company I often noticed how many applicants looked absolutely perfect.

I would then call them into the office to meet with them and find each of them with innate human characteristic flaws. Perhaps this is why they did not have a job in the first place and why they are probably still looking for a job today. One thing that always bothered me on resumes was someone that had so many jobs in the past that they jumped every two years to a different employer. This did not sit well with me, although I also saw some brilliance in the strategy in that they seemed to have all the qualifications we needed.

Recently I talked to a couple of gals who did a lot of line dating and they mentioned the same thing that every guy looks perfect on the c

then call them into the office to meet with them and find each of them with innate human characteristic flaws. Perhaps this is why they did not have a job in the first place and why they are probably still looking for a job today. One thing that always bothered me on resumes was someone that had so many jobs in the past that they jumped every two years to a different employer. This did not sit well with me, although I also saw some brilliance in the strategy in that they seemed to have all the qualifications we needed.

Recently I talked to a couple of gals who did a lot of line dating and they mentioned the same thing that every guy looks perfect on the c

today. One thing that always bothered me on resumes was someone that had so many jobs in the past that they jumped every two years to a different employer. This did not sit well with me, although I also saw some brilliance in the strategy in that they seemed to have all the qualifications we needed.

Recently I talked to a couple of gals who did a lot of line dating and they mentioned the same thing that every guy looks perfect on the c

e in the strategy in that they seemed to have all the qualifications we needed.

Recently I talked to a couple of gals who did a lot of line dating and they mentioned the same thing that every guy looks perfect on the computer screen until you meet them face-to-face and find out that they are not really what they're looking for. With resumes it seems to be the same, but then what do you expect from a two-dimensional piece of paper trying to describe a three-dimensional human? Please consider all this in 2006.