Re: I'm Doing Resumes Again
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2016 11:47 am
Things are a little out of hand around here, so I regret to inform all you who have requested resumes from me that I'm still unable to "do" any.
I will post here once that changes but for the time being, sorry.
Check over your work, check spelling and grammar (read it over out loud - does it SOUND right?)
If one word will do instead of two, use it.
Don't hide what you have, it's just like that essay you wrote in school, remember that crappy mark because you filled it up with nonsense? Get to the point. If you write anything that does not get your message across, delete it. You are a pilot not a copy writer, don't mess with stuff you don't understand.
Don't tell them your hopes and dreams and your career plans and how young you were when you first wanted to fly their junk, tell them what you are offering and that they can buy your labour and they'll be lucky to get you.
Don't ever forget, even if you work the dock or are cleaning shitters now, you are a Captain, a Professional Pilot. Act like one.
So long, Leonard. "...There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in."
I will post here once that changes but for the time being, sorry.
Check over your work, check spelling and grammar (read it over out loud - does it SOUND right?)
If one word will do instead of two, use it.
Don't hide what you have, it's just like that essay you wrote in school, remember that crappy mark because you filled it up with nonsense? Get to the point. If you write anything that does not get your message across, delete it. You are a pilot not a copy writer, don't mess with stuff you don't understand.
Don't tell them your hopes and dreams and your career plans and how young you were when you first wanted to fly their junk, tell them what you are offering and that they can buy your labour and they'll be lucky to get you.
Don't ever forget, even if you work the dock or are cleaning shitters now, you are a Captain, a Professional Pilot. Act like one.
So long, Leonard. "...There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in."