The Bigdawg said:This is coming up as a fragment on my spell checker. Fuck English, I am a Math, Computer and Science whiz.
Make it better and I will hit you with some K!!
Excellent multi-tasker, planner and organizer, effective in a team and independently.
Fo shizzle. Otherwise, you need a subject in there.redguru said:If it is a bullet, don't worry about it being a fragment.
redguru said:If it is a bullet, don't worry about it being a fragment.
BigMike12 said:Independent, effective in a team, as well as an excellent multi-tasker, planner and organizer.
ohashi said:I am an excellent multi-tasker, planner and organizer, effective both independently and as part of a team.
ohashi said:I am an excellent multi-tasker, planner and organizer, effective both independently and as part of a team.
Wh-at a-re yo-u try-ing t-o sa-y, yo-ung ma-n?redguru said:I am a proven multi-...
The Bigdawg said:This is coming up as a fragment on my spell checker. Fuck English, I am a Math, Computer and Science whiz.
Make it better and I will hit you with some K!!
Excellent multi-tasker, planner and organizer, effective in a team and independently.
Dial_tone said:Excellent multi-tasker, planner and organizer, effective within a team as well as independently.
redguru said:Why not bullet your summary, then? I never use a summary in a resume, because a resume should be a summary in and of itself.
stilleto said:first of all, do NOT say "HE IS" lol
the subject of a sentence means you have to tell the reader WHAT or WHO to which you are referring.
in your case, you've left off the "I" and also the pronoun "am". but if you'd rather not start the sentence with "I am", then leave it fragmented- its acceptable in a resume, or you could make your attributes into bulletted items, solving the dillemna.
ohashi said:Anyway, as far as resumes go, having fragment sentences is accepted because the entire resume is about you.
bullett said:According to context, yes/
stilleto said:this context being a resume.
never make a resume in the third person! thats insane!
There are special allowances in terms of English for resume-writing, being that it has only one subject throughout, AND it's is never, ever written in an essay or continuous format. Then again, some HR personel are idiots, dumb-asses, or both.The Bigdawg said:Really? I know HR people who do a spell and grammer check, any mistakes with either and they go in the "to bad, so sad pile"
ohashi said:There are special allowances in terms of English for resume-writing, being that it has only one subject throughout, AND it's is never, ever written in an essay or continuous format. Then again, some HR personel are idiots, dumb-asses, or both.
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