I like how this tweet doesn't explicitly say anything about whether or not you'd hire a bitmojier xD I too would keep reading the resume out of curiosity, then set it on fire
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It's neither qualifying nor disqualifying for me, but it does make the resume stand out among all the other boring one sheets so I'd at least keep reading.
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Time to polish up the resume! Are published writing samples ok to include even if off topic of position?
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Sascha strikes me as a lot of fun at parties.
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Well, so think I would actually use a Bitmoji on my CV.pic.twitter.com/I6FfW08GcP
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I'm going to apply with a resume of only memes, and various emojis. You're welcome.
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Both approaches are valid. It's called chaffing the wheat. The person that hates the emojis will likely be a bad boss for the person that likes them. If you like them, you'd likely be a better fit. So, in the end, it works out better for all parties.
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I'm ambivalent towards them. Wouldn't use them myself, don't mind their existence on a resume. But I'm pretty sure rejected creative, fun people in a creative industry isn't a great plan.
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