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Typo on my resume

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Originally posted by: HN
Arial, always Arial.
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or times new roman.

or verdana, which is my personal preference.

anyway, the 61sf may not be that obvious, so don't rule the jobs out entirely.
 
say you submit another one....hr dept notices....they'll be like wtf...this guy applied twice...hes annoying...trash both resumes

i'd just wait till interview, and at the interview ask them if they'd please take this updated version of your resume, and at least change a couple of things that are minute, or add on a couple new details in addition to the address, thus sneaking in your new address without seeming too annoying

 
Originally posted by: Slappy00
Auctually the font isn't terrible it's just that the "t" and the "f" look so much alike due to the "t" being slightly elongated. I mean its a clean design, just that one thing....

oh the laptop is a compaq x1200. If you dont mind the HDD taking a crap on you randomly then its great Chinese craftsmanship.
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All laptops have that HDD problem. Nobody makes a good 2.5" HDD. PERIOD.
 
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