Bringerofdoom
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Xelda said:Unfortunately, that's not how it works in the real world. Typing and spelling flaws don't make peope unique; it makes them look incompetent.
Presentation matters. A single misspelling or typo on a resume is enough to get your resume thrown in the trash no matter how much you qualify for the job. It's very competitive out there. When you're dealing with employers and buyers who have hundreds of choices to sift through, surface flaws are what they're going to look at. It's all about setting an excellent first impression. It would be nice if people weren't so superficial that way, but if you can't write or spell properly, people are going to think you're stupid. Plain and simple.
yea spelling would matter in certain cases. maybe i should have stated it, i mean i wouldnt want a laywer who cant spell worth a crap. i would expect something out of someone who is a high school graduate or college graduate. in this case we do not know and therefore cant pass judgement on it I.M.O
i am not an employer, buying employees. but rather a consumer, buying a item. do you trust the pimply faced guy at wal-mart who takes your money? no, you trust the products you buy.
like i said before, this is reptile breeding. it dont require language skills to be a successfull breeder. it wouldnt hurt agreed, but not required. the only real skills i would think of anyone would be needing would be science, people and math. even then people lacking those manage to sell their reptiles.
if flukers had it their way they would make reptile vending machines....
i would also like to note, the best of the best in con-artist represent themselves so professionally it makes it super easy to be taken. so dont always judge a book by its cover.