With all due respect, Chainsaw gave you some wonderful advice about your interview ability that you have seemingly chosen to ignore, instead choosing to focus on your resume's shortcomings. Two things:
- first, if this is indicative of how you usually behave, you may in fact be more guilty of smartest-man-in-the-room syndrome than you realize.
- second, if you do get interviews, your resume is likely not the problem, but I would still consider how you come across to others. In what I've read of you, I'm sorry, but you're not coming across very well.
Again, I appreciate you taking the time to comment. It seems though that some of the "tough love" comments are just beating up on me for whatever reason. It's really not necessary or helpful to anyone.
Yes, Chainsaw did give me some good advice. I thanked him for his candor immediately as well.
Why do you assume his advice was ignored and assume that I am one of those "I'm awesome, why won't people hire me?" types?
I understand that, after getting responses assuming I still did low level end user technical support work for example, I should have been more clear about my little back-story.
That's on me.
Maybe I am not coming across well. Even so, comments like these that are full of assumptions are making you come across just as badly.
- first, if this is indicative of how you usually behave, you may in fact be more guilty of smartest-man-in-the-room syndrome than you realize. - second, if you do get interviews, your resume is likely not the problem, but I would still consider how you come across to others. In what I've read of you, I'm sorry, but you're not coming across very well.