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- 17 de Ene, 2021
An elite resume:
I have gone through so many elite human capital resumes like this in tech for hiring rounds and they're always hilarious. Ignoring the grammar they almost always are Microsoft Word formatted, easily run 4+ pages (I've seen 10+), and have some of the most ridiculous education and experience descriptions imaginable. Some I remember:Didn't catch this, but Indians put their father's name on their resumes to prove that they're from a "good" (aka high-caste) family:
- One jeet listed every school year in his education section with bullet points detailing his awards (lol) and exceptional marks (lmao). The latter included every class. Needless to say this took two pages by itself.
- Another fine specimen decided to catalogue individual commits to code repositories and his commit frequency under skills. For the non-programmer this is equivalent to recording fixes for redlined documents or the meetings you scheduled yourself. Think he was trying to ape on the strategy of getting commits recorded for open source software (this is a nagging issue in the OS community), but forgot about the part of needing to do it for known software.
- Listing damn near every major software language and utility app/program for skills. No, none of them ever had anywhere remotely near the experience with any of them. Yes, they could often fill up an entire page. Any jeet humble enough to only list Java or JS/TS immediately got a leg up from lack of izzatmaxxing - and no, they still weren't hired
