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Familiarization and how it can affect proof reading because of the shortcuts your mind makes are very interesting.

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That 58% of resumes have  typos.
Methods of de-familiarizing sentences.

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with 50 k resume you could try and get a job at google every week and they would not know

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Dylan Cox: I found that reading from bottom to top of your resume helps you focus on the problems in your resume.  

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Dylan Cox: I found that reading from bottom to top of your resume helps you focus on the problems in your resume.  

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Why is it that there's 50,000 resumes a week and 1 out of 5 have typos and is immediately in the 'no' pile? And who reads all these resumes?

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How can they read through 50,000 resumes a week and still pay attention to detail

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I found that 58% of resumes have a typo interesting.

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I think getting a few other people to proof read it would be a good idea. I didn't know they read
50 000 resumes a week.

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How does Google read all of those resumes and are still able to see all of the mistakes?

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A good way of editing your own resume is reading it from bottom to the top because it helps you focus on each line.

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my question, who hires the people who put in there
50 000 resumes a week

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How do they have time to look for these spelling mistakes if they get so many resumes in a week?

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The effects of familiarization and how to avoid it when proof reading are interesting.

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Carolyn Kinsella      When trying to perfect your resume, you still miss important things like grammar errors. 

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Carolyn Kinsella      When trying to perfect your resume, you still miss important things like grammar errors. 

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My one question with this article is how they can read through 50 000 resumes in one week and still pay attention to detail like one spelling mistake.

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"Typos are deadly because employers interpret them as a lack of detail-orientation, as a failure to care about quality,

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You brani can play tricks on yuo.   Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe... This is because the human mind does not read every letter by itself by the word as a whole. There are two ideas that are being suggested in this sentence.

One way to overcome this problem is to read your resume (or report) from bottom to top. It causes your brain to work extra hard in finding mistakes.

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Your brain makes shortcuts for information.

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Google HR boss says 58% of résumés get trashed because of one spelling mistake

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Google HR boss says 58% of résumés get trashed because of one spelling mistake

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Create one post- something that you did not know or found interesting from the class reading.  Type your name as the title of the post and then your content in the 'write something' section.

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/google-hr-boss-says-58-152208530.html