Gregory's ServerInterviewer: Can you explain these gaps in your resume?
Me: Those are typographical indicators called spaces and line breaks that separate words and paragraphs.
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@StefanThinks. Would you prefer pictures of births and deaths, doctor appointments et al?  @StefanThinks "i gotta say, i'm pretty relieved that i'm managing to nail these softball questions so far." @StefanThinks @cobie  @britishtechguru @StefanThinks You might as well say the bird site now, or for last century, circuit city. @cainmark @StefanThinks Gaps on resumes are easily filled with closed companies. I’ve worked for a couple of companies that genuine,y closed their doors while I was there. That really stumps interviewers. I remember one. Why do you want to leave your current job.  @StefanThinks Interviewer: I have no clue what you are referring to. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scriptio_continua#/media/File:Vergilius_Augusteus,_Georgica_141.jpg  I always place gaps e.g. in my chronological vita. But always so that it will clear if the interviewer will read closely. For me this is a test if my interviewer has red my vita closely or not. @StefanThinks If you'd allow me to open my slide deck on kerning and leading, I'd be happy talk about the gaps in my resume. I promise to keep it under two hours... Ok two and a half hours. |
@StefanThinks this made me laugh a lot