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> serves as a promise from the job seeker that the resume is truthful. Isn’t that sort of implied when someone gives you a resume? Have you noticed a lot of j
by alasdair_ 5y ago
> serves as a promise from the job seeker that the resume is truthful.
Isn’t that sort of implied when someone gives you a resume?
Have you noticed a lot of job applicants saying things like “that pdf I gave you? Total bullshit, I made it all up. But this? This is real, because blockchain!”?
Also, do you even store the resume on the blockchain, or do you just store a url? If the latter, what happens when the original owner of the dns name sells it to someone else who replaces your “blockchain verified” resume with goatse?
- jacob_rezi 5y agoI should not have googled goatse... Unfortunately lying on a resume remains a huge problem that has been left untouched. We've lead innovation in the space of resume software for the past couple of years now, so adding this download option is a step towards the solution.
- basch 5y agoLike how chess computers have changed how humans play chess, the recursive GPT-3 + marking gobbledygook feedback loop has made humans who write like computers. I cant tell if the post im replying to is a person being serious, a computer being serious, a person being a troll, or a computer emulating trolls. Or a cyborg hybrid of all the above. The whole post reads extremely formulaic. Repeat what what was just said -> "Unfortunately lying on a resume remains a huge problem that has been left untouched." Made up claim of leadership in a non existent field -> "We've lead innovation in the space of resume software for the past couple of years now" Future promise to keep attention, or claim of something new that is identical to old -> "so adding this download option is a step towards the solution" = no