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The issue of misrepresentation is not a minority of activity, as I explicitly pointed out in my comment ("30–40% ..."). And yes, my resume does. I do not owe yo
by programjames 2y ago
The issue of misrepresentation is not a minority of activity, as I explicitly pointed out in my comment ("30–40% ..."). And yes, my resume does. I do not owe you to prove this, but I will. Here are some snippets from my resume:
"Strong math, CS, & ML backgrounds (graduate-level), physics and chemistry are so-so, and biology is weak."
"Worked one summer on [redacted] at [redacted], and another summer at [redacted] updating Python2 code to Python3."
I'm not putting the rest because (1) I prefer pseudonymity, (2) "trade" secrets.
- whiterknight 2y agoI don’t think you understand the question. Eg. a large part of my day is going to meetings, but I’m not obligated to make that the focus of my resume. I have a feeling this is going nowhere. Let’s think twice before attacking strangers in hiring posts please.