So the other day I talked via telephone to this technical recruiter for a while. Afterwards I got this nice email saying we will keep you in mind and so on and so forth. However they transposed two letters in my first name SO instead of saying

Dear David:

it said:

Dear Dvaid:

Now these are recruiters who are sending me a thank you letter but shouldn't they care about the spelling of my FIRST NAME before sending out the email? Try sending in a resume with one typo and see what happens to that.

So what do you guys think?

gcursor

It's not so professional of them to do so, but it sometimes can accidentally happen. Sorry that something like that happened to you. I hope things go well with your search.

Ur 2 sensativ, cgrours.

I think it means that you did not get the job.

I think it means that you did not get the job.

LOL, trust Lucky to go straight to the bottom line.

You never know it could be a simple mistake.

I think sometimes it is just an accident. At one point, I had to write a few hundred letters a day and I know I made some mistakes. It happens.

I think sometimes it is just an accident. At one point, I had to write a few hundred letters a day and I know I made some mistakes. It happens.

I can just imagine some of those rejection letters to those guys who applied to your NY escort service.

Sorry... your dick is too long, ... too short,... your ass has only one gear,... you talk with your mouth full... yada,... yada,... yada.

That was very hilarious TampaYankee. That would make a good comedy sketch. Rejection letters sent to escorts. i have so many ideas from that.

gc

I can just imagine some of those rejection letters to those guys who applied to your NY escort service.

Sorry... your dick is too long, ... too short,... your ass has only one gear,... you talk with your mouth full... yada,... yada,... yada.