LnkWizard
Wed Mar 22 07:43:41 CST 2006
Since your density level seems high, I will expand on Grep's previous
reply.
After having checked with several different HR folks that I know, they
have told me that it is really not a good idea to include a logo on your
resume. It detracts from the document and makes you seem rather
pretentious. Granted it looks pretty and can make it look like it will
stand out, but experienced HR folks see it and it goes in the "do
use this guy" pile real quick.
However you can include a separate section in your resume that lists
your various certification all in one neat and tidy spot. This also makes
them stand out and draws the eye to them, without being a detraction
from the meat of the document. It is nice to have the certs, as it shows
that you can read and take tests rather well. Most experienced HR folks
see that and then look to see if you have the experience to go with it.
Based on your responses here, I doubt that I would hire you for you took
no time in trying to understand the response given and just fired off
a smarta$$ed remark, not a real good way to be. Take time to understand
what is going on and DON'T take stuff so personally and you will
do much better.
HTH, HAND
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"High Hopes" <highhopes2181@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> what does that mean ?
> post helpful information in groups or shut your hole
>