Re: Spell
Yeah right... anybody who wont take the time to proof read their resume/application is obviously not an attention to detail person.
agreed
I doubt rolmops is taking applications for taco bell employees.
doesn't mater
When i was still working in med labs I needed people who were very detail oriented and meticulous. If they weren't able or willing to check their resume for errors, why would I trust them enough to hire them to perform tests which could effect someones life?
see above
The real narrow mindedness is in thinking that anybody can do any job and that the requirements are the same for brain surgeon as for burger flipper.
no there is a dif between dumb askes and smart people wheather or not they can spell
I could care less how many typos my mechanic makes, but my attorney and tax guy better be spot on.
but you have allready said you would not have given that mechanic a chance
I am dislexic, I have worked hard all my life to try to spell things so that others can read my thoughts (or whatever). But thats ok, when I want a job I walk into any one of a thousand or more places of employment and have the job before I pick up the app, they could care less wheather or not I can spell, I can fix!
sorry if I seam to be taking this a bit personal, spelling may come easy to all ya'll, but some of us have to work at spelling every day of there life just to be close enuf to be understood. Most of the jobs I have had delt with peoples lives, I worked overhead bridge cranes for 25 years, if I were to have made a mistake someone could be killed. The lack of being able to spell does not mean lack of attention to details. I do spell check and have someone else profread the resume.
Have a nice day. oh ya I am not looking for a job!
