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McDonald’s workers roast Trump over ‘insulting cosplay’ stunt at restaurant that failed health inspection
(www.independent.co.uk)
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It's such a weird thing to brag about.
The MAGoos were trying to manufacture a scandal; they found one of Harris's old resumes and tried to imply that she was ashamed of her roots. Supposedly, she should have put in her time at McDonalds on a professional resume. If that sounds like a weird overreach, it's because it is a weird overreach
When I was starting out every resume book, class, website said not to put retail or food service jobs on your resume unless you were applying to your very first professional job (shows you can hold a job and have some experience working with others and taking orders from a manager) or it was relevant to the job you were applying to.
The reason Trump and his handlers think this is such a gotcha is because they got all their jobs from mommy and daddy and their parents' friends. His cult has worked the same job their entire life, don't actually work and collect worker's comp, or don't need a resume for the type of job they have.
Not really impressive.
Thing is they have to reach. Because they don't have any real arguments. The whole thing is a grift, so they just say whatever stupid shit they think might resonate with people they have no respect for.
They should have learned their lesson when they tried attacking AOC for being a bartender...
Ahahaha! "Learn!"
I review a lot of resumes. When it's for someone right out of school or very early career, it makes sense for them to include things like fast food work or retail. But it seems really strange when someone with decades of relevant experience (I hire software engineers) includes it.
I put strange stuff like that in my resume just to stick out to people like you. Twice now I've been hired partly because I'm a Dungeon Master.
You know, I've had this debate with other managers at work. One was incensed because he got a resume that listed being a raid leader, and thought it was ridiculous. I told him I used to be a WoW raid leader and, even though it's a game, it requires explaining encounters to people who might not be familiar with them, getting ten or more people to follow a game plan, staying calm when things aren't going to plan, and a whole lot of other skills that are useful in the workplace. I've never thought to put it on my own resume, but I think it's pretty valid.
Don't all attorneys put their fast food worker experience on their resumes?
In this economy I put my attorney experience on my fast food resume!
Shit, my partner put their masters degree on a fucking to-go orders job at a restaurant...and there were 3 rounds of interviews.
My dad can eat more garbage than your dad.