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WPM on Resume
Is it ever appropriate to put your WPM on your resume? More specifically, I have been told I should put my (very impressive) WPM on my resume, presumably because I'm likely to be a better attorney than someone who types slower. Does this rule only apply to the v5, or do some of the lower tiered (v15-20) shitlaw firms also hire based on WPM? Thanks!
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Re: WPM on Resume
[quote="Anonymous User”]the lower tiered (v15-20) shitlaw firms also hire based on WPM? Thanks![/quote]
Its people like you that give us all a bad name
Its people like you that give us all a bad name
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Re: WPM on Resume
This is mostly offensive because it’s simply not funny. Do better.
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Re: WPM on Resume
Anonymous User wrote:Its people like you that give us all a bad nameAnonymous User wrote:the lower tiered (v15-20) shitlaw firms also hire based on WPM? Thanks!
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Re: WPM on Resume
Was this a joke?Anonymous User wrote:Is it ever appropriate to put your WPM on your resume? More specifically, I have been told I should put my (very impressive) WPM on my resume, presumably because I'm likely to be a better attorney than someone who types slower. Does this rule only apply to the v5, or do some of the lower tiered (v15-20) shitlaw firms also hire based on WPM? Thanks!
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Re: WPM on Resume
OP here. So if my WPM is at or above 135, you recommend putting it on my resume? But not if my WPM is lower than 135?jbagelboy wrote:135
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Re: WPM on Resume
It wasn’t funny the first time, not sure why you’re trying to keep the joke going.
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Anonymous User
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Re: WPM on Resume
You’re not a sectretary - this thread makes no sense.
