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KamaAina

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10. ^^^ What he said. ^^^

Reply to AndyTiedye (Reply #9)

Mon May 14, 2012, 04:32 PM

May 2012

I can't tell you how many potential employers over the years have been thrilled to see a resume with Ivy League background and tech skills, only to be crestfallen when they discovered it belonged to me.

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Absolutely! MineralMan May 2012 #3

Talk to me. KamaAina May 2012 #4

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And HR AndyTiedye May 2012 #9

^^^ What he said. ^^^ KamaAina May 2012 #10

Good Engineering Managers Know This, and Keep HR Out of the Loop Until an Offer is Made AndyTiedye May 2012 #11