大家现在找个正式工作都容易么？
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就是到处发resume然后到处面试啊，多小的机会都不放过那种。。。
这个interview是礼拜三傍晚打给我叫我礼拜四一早去面试，一去到问了些问题后就丢了一堆日程和会议记录要我看和整理，
然后就把我独自留在会议室。。。一会儿（不晓得多久，不敢看手机）回来就跟我瞎聊一通就放我走了。。。
其实我以为没戏了，结果居然礼拜五又是傍晚叫我去上班。。。
哦对了，补充一下。记得他问我有什么缺点，我想了想说我经常迟到，以前打工老是踩着点进去，
所以每次去interview之前都要神经兮兮的查octranspo然后把时间点和路线抄在本子上，
他问我能不能看看我的本子，我只好翻开给他看。。。
上面的确有很多去这里去那里的路线，时间点，还横七竖八的贴了一堆post note，
后来随便聊聊的时候他还看到我手机上设了7，8个闹钟。。。
其实我当时挺无奈的，觉得自己看起来很蠢。。。不过那人似乎觉得很有趣。。。露出一脸阴笑。。。
现在知道掉入陷阱了。。。天天被这位大妈盯着看有没有迟到。。。。
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receptionist，administrative assistant，general office clerk之类的
你说的这些肯定是老外做得比较上手吧，对社会环境、为人处事和语言要求挺高的
你说的这些肯定是老外做得比较上手吧，对社会环境、为人处事和语言要求挺高的
Never underestimate the power of a resume typo
Never underestimate the power of a resume typo
When hiring executives were asked about resume typos:
23% of those surveyed said just one typo is enough to send the resume to the trash heap.
Two typos and 28% of them are pulling the trigger.
A piece on the site Working.com gives some examples of bloopers from real-life resumes:
“I am attacking my resume for you to review.”
“I have a keen eye for derail.”
“Hope to hear from you, shorty.”
Spell-check will most likely not catch these bloopers because the words are spelled correctly, but the words are not in the right context.
So what can you do to avoid these embarrassing blunders?
Enlist detail-oriented family members, friends, or mentors to proofread your resume and provide honest feedback.
Take a timeout. Before submitting your resume, take a break and come back to it with a fresh set of eyes. You might catch something you missed the first time.
Print a copy. It’s easy to overlook typos or formatting mistakes when reading a resume on a monitor, so print it out for review. Read through it slowly and pay close attention to font styles and sizes, in addition to spelling and grammar.
Try a new perspective. Sometimes readers inadvertently skip over parts they have read previously. Review your resume backward to help avoid this problem.
The jobs generally need excellent oral English except data entry. and friendly personality. Try some volunteer positions to get experience. A good resume is important. Read below carefully and do it better.
Never underestimate the power of a resume typo
When hiring executives were asked about resume typos:
23% of those surveyed said just one typo is enough to send the resume to the trash heap.
Two typos and 28% of them are pulling the trigger.
A piece on the site Working.com gives some examples of bloopers from real-life resumes:
“I am attacking my resume for you to review.”
“I have a keen eye for derail.”
“Hope to hear from you, shorty.”
Spell-check will most likely not catch these bloopers because the words are spelled correctly, but the words are not in the right context.
So what can you do to avoid these embarrassing blunders?
Enlist detail-oriented family members, friends, or mentors to proofread your resume and provide honest feedback.
Take a timeout. Before submitting your resume, take a break and come back to it with a fresh set of eyes. You might catch something you missed the first time.
Print a copy. It’s easy to overlook typos or formatting mistakes when reading a resume on a monitor, so print it out for review. Read through it slowly and pay close attention to font styles and sizes, in addition to spelling and grammar.
Try a new perspective. Sometimes readers inadvertently skip over parts they have read previously. Review your resume backward to help avoid this problem.
