Every couple years a "failure resume" gets trending on LinkedIn or reddit, and I always love reading the comments. It's also a refreshing reminder that "just b

Every couple years a "failure resume" gets trending on LinkedIn or reddit, and I always love reading the comments. It's also a refreshing reminder that "just because someone is successful and has a great resume doesn't mean they're flawless". Resumes and LinkedIn pprofiles are like Instagram posts - enhanced to bring out the best aspects and with enough photoshop/makeup to hide the worst.