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As somebody who deals with hiring, who is going to use this exactly? The only 'benefit' I see is that the crawlers/recruiters can parse your resume easier. Gr
by korzun 12y ago
As somebody who deals with hiring, who is going to use this exactly?
The only 'benefit' I see is that the crawlers/recruiters can parse your resume easier.
Great for them; usually not so great for you.
- lylejohnson 12y agoAre you kidding? With this, I can more easily skip over those applicants with tons of Java and C++ development experience when I'm looking for a C# developer. No more wasting time on reading resumes with completely unrelated experience!
- korzun 12y agoWhy would I be kidding? You are just backing up my point that recruiters will use it to grab your data and filter you like a product. There is absolutely no benefit to you as an engineer. Quality / noise ratio is the issue here.