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Those who are looking for jobs know the importance of a curriculum vitae or CV. Whether you like it or not, your future employer gauges your potential on the basis of your CV, at least at the initial stages. And almost all of us know the pain and the hard work that goes in curating an impressive CV. In our effort to impress, we often tend to copy paste from other resumes that make our CVs look repetitive and clichéd.
Twitter user Technically Ron used Google’s auto correct to update his CV, and do we even need to mention that is we are blown away by his (or should we say, Google’s) creativity. He posted it on Twitter and one needs to see it to believe how funny it is. The ‘auto correct’ feature finished his sentences, so his date of birth now sounds like, “I was born to love you“, and his professional experience is how once he “saw an elephant” but he is “the chosen one”. He shared it with the caption, “I needed to update my CV so I did it all through google autocomplete and soon I will have every job.” and we don’t one bit.
This is his CV.
And Twitter loved this ‘hack’. And going by the comments it seems he is not the only one to have thought of this.
And it seems like people have tried this in other platforms as well.
https://twitter.com/thomdunn/status/880776661310074880
Of course he his. We did not doubt for a second.
https://twitter.com/AsiaRChapman/status/881088953381658625
He clearly is showing the way for others.
It is contagious, isn’t it?
