The virtue.

So she knows somebody that's made a major mistake on their resume, major mistake on their

resume.

Should she call them out for it?

It's going to be awkward and it's going to be embarrassing and chances are really good.

It wasn't.

I mean, it was a mistake though, Kath.

It was.

And so this is what I want to know is, would you want to know if you apply to a job and there

is a gross error on your resume or would that be too embarrassing and should I mind my own

business?

Going through some applications for an open position that is a writing position, right?

So it specifically says you need to have great grammar, great spelling skills, all of that

stuff because you are a writer and editor in this position.

And I received a resume and this person was an editor in chief of a publication and they

spelled chief wrong.

It was C-H-E-I-F instead of C-H-I-E-F, right?

Like it's misspelled.

It's a slime item on the resume.

That was the first job on there and I'm like, well, absolutely.

You are automatically disqualified because on your own resume you couldn't spell one word,

this is how big work.

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