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Re: Question about Acronyms [#permalink]
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Hey RBase,

Thanks for reaching out to me again. I just want to know if you will be adding any more questions to this thread. I'm kidding of course. I certainly appreciate you reaching out to me and as much thought is you put into your questions, I am willing to give back in return. :shock:
By the way, thank you for using complete sentences. It is much appreciated.

Moving on…

So now you have a questions about cutting and pasting. The ole control X, control V - alas I know thee well. There are a few ways this can go. You can definitely phone it in on the online application and just cut and paste. There's nothing wrong with that per se. I mean, unless you want to look like you didn't have time to do a thorough job – there's nothing wrong with that, right? Maybe I'm being a little dramatic, I do that the first week of the month. But I will tell you this, take a look at the number of characters in each box on the online application. Are there enough characters or words for you to give a full answer? If so, then fill in a complete freaking answer. Look at it this way, why spend so much time under essays only to look like a jerk off when it comes time to fill in something that is relatively easy – the online application? Another thing to consider – this is literally the first thing they will look at when viewing your application. Why look like a person too busy or too cool for school hombre? You only get one chance to make a first impression, so floss your teeth. I am assuming you have teeth btw. If not, consider applying next year.

Respectfully,
Paul Lanzillotti

RBase wrote:
Sorry, another question for you Paul. should i just cut and paste from me resume onto the application form in the job description field?
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