PM FAO Suityou01

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Education
From
Sep
2007
to
Jun
2009
Master of Engineering
Harvard

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From
Sep
2003
to
Jun
2007
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering
Harvard

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Respect!

Could be worse he could be using UKIPSum - Free Dummy Text For Use On British Websites rather than Lorem ipsum...

[cojak]

This is outing a poster so I'm pulling all links to his website.

[OwlHoot]

Could be worse he could be using UKIPSum - Free Dummy Text For Use On British Websites rather than Lorem ipsum...

Nice find

[OwlHoot]

This is outing a poster so I'm pulling all links to his website.

In fairness I only quoted a URL that I presume Suity had posted on CUK before

(although thinking back, maybe it was someone else who originally posted it - not sure)

[eek]

This is outing a poster so I'm pulling all links to his website.

fair enough but you need to edit his signature as well...

[FatLazyContractor]

fair enough but you need to edit his signature as well...

Why would you stop a user from letting himself/herself out?!

[cojak]

fair enough but you need to edit his signature as well...

There's just no helping some people...

[stek]

There's just no helping some people...

That's the crux, he was asking to be whois'd!

[TheFaQQer]

Well you know how you write a CV and the things you should put on there and the things that you should skip?

And you know exactly how not to write a CV and things you absolutely and definitely should not put on it.

Now imagine something far too long which even David Brent would consider OTT and you are about half way there...

IIRC, he said the other week that the version on his site was old and out of date. He'd rewritten it based on the advice from people on here and others.

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IIRC, he said the other week that the version on his site was old and out of date. He'd rewritten it based on the advice from people on here and others.

I hope and wish that is the case. Sadly the version on the website seems to reflect the advice people gave him (it leaps from too much detail to zero detail changing format as it does) so while I dread to think how bad the previous version was this version still requires a lot of work.

The skill matrix on the first page is a case in point. Specify the technologies used so you appear in keyword CV searches but don't provide gory details in black and white like the last time you used that technology.. Let them find that out at the interview.