2 ms·
I lived in that past myself, what are you thinking about?
by Isamu 11d ago
I lived in that past myself, what are you thinking about?
- watwut 11d agoI have never ever seen anyone to type it on a typewriter in order to make a better impression. That was not a thing. Likewise, the only handwriting for better impression I have seen was in stuff like love letter. It could possibly done also in super high formal situation (diplomacy, school diploma) or some such, but otherwise it was not a thing.
- Isamu 11d agoOkay, this is just time/place/situation dependent. I remember typing job applications, that was something that communicated seriousness. Handwritten pages always signify special care, indeed as you say that’s why you see that in diplomas and such. There was a time when I kept hand written letters going for my close college friends, on good stationary. I think we are just in different situations/places/demographics. [edit] also I kept my job application rejections (paper mail). These were very instructive as they showed a pattern of rote rejection that made me less discouraged.