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FROM THE ARCHIVES (2011). PLEASE DISREGARD ANY JOBS REFERRED TO LATER IN THE AUDIO. I NO LONGER DO RECRUITING AND THESE POSITIONS WERE FILLED YEARS AGO.
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0:53 – 1:05 It’s called being hard-headed. I had to make some tough changes myself. My resume used to be sacred, but I had to change it, because it made me look old on paper. And it’s finally starting to sink into my thick skull that thank you cards are a waist of time and money. I’m old-school and I think a premium quality, professional thank you card shows more class and effort than shooting off an email from my phone like everybody else. Time wasn’t the issue, because I would mail the card on my way home from the interview. Therefore, I know they received the card the next day. The truth is that nobody cares about that anymore.
0:53 – 1:05 It’s called being hard-headed. I had to make some tough changes myself. My resume used to be sacred, but I had to change it, because it made me look old on paper. And it’s finally starting to sink into my thick skull that thank you cards are a waist of time and money. I’m old-school and I think a premium quality, professional thank you card shows more class and effort than shooting off an email from my phone like everybody else. Time wasn’t the issue, because I would mail the card on my way home from the interview. Therefore, I know they received the card the next day. The truth is that nobody cares about that anymore.