What's wrong with having just one qualification and summarizing it?Originally Posted by tdol
I use the plural.
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- 18-Oct-2004, 11:02 #1
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Qualify I use the plural.
- 18-Oct-2004, 11:05 #2
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- 18-Oct-2004, 11:06 #3
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In a job application?
- 18-Oct-2004, 11:09 #4
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Originally Posted by tdol In a job application?
yes
- 19-Oct-2004, 00:17 #5
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If you only have one qualification, why does it need to be summarized?
- 19-Oct-2004, 10:04 #6
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Originally Posted by MW 
That's a question for the resume holder.
- 19-Oct-2004, 13:06 #7
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Skip the summary completely. Who ever came up with it should have to read all the bad "summaries" out there. Keep it short, sweet and to the point. Proof read instead of summarizing. Originally Posted by Casiopea Originally Posted by MW
That's a question for the resume holder.
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