made a mistake in resume
Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2018 2:50 pm
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What do you mean? The correct usage of # should be before the number, not after. So I do not understand your point of it being done intentionally.thesilentzone wrote:I don’t think it’s a big deal, especially if it was done intentionally and not a typo. How did you figure out your ranking btw?
Yeah, you got it right. I am foreign. lol. But I do not think it is justifiable just because I did it intentionally. Panicking now.thesilentzone wrote:Oh your original post made it sound like you intentionally wrote it that way without knowing that the pound sign should come first. I figured you were foreign or something. I feel like sending them a new version would only call attention to the error. I would only do it if the school portal allows upload of new files like Harvard, which i assume you’re applying to.
lol. I just hope they would not hold that against me that much. It kinda shows I am careless. I am thinking about updating through HLS's online portal but I am not sure how it would make me look like. I hope they only care about the numbers.thesilentzone wrote:Yeah it’s definitely nothing to panic about. Your numbers are amazing. You’re gonna crush the transfer cycle. Where did you apply?
Do you think it is a big mistake? I am thinking about calling the school.WinterComing wrote:FWIW, in the future, I would go with "No. 5" in this circumstance.
I do not think it is a big mistake. I would not try to draw attention to it.Anonymous User wrote:Do you think it is a big mistake? I am thinking about calling the school.WinterComing wrote:FWIW, in the future, I would go with "No. 5" in this circumstance.