I have an interview scheduled for later in the month. I have to include a 2 page handwritted biography. I just had a question, when writing this should I write this in the 3rd person??? EX. John Smith completed paramedic training in october 2008.
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Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!
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First person is correct. Male sure your writing is legible and your document is PERFECT!!
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I have no idea what that is supposed to mean???
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11-10-2010, 08:52 PM #7
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Paul you are correct in you last reply. The biography was to be in first person , legible and to be perfect. The response from babcusar5 was uncalled for.
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Your right....and its conclusions. Sorry!!
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Sorry but that is a little funny after learning the whole story. I thought the same thing at first about a rude comment and never noticed the typo till pointed out resently. I was going to say Chief Lepore has had some good informative reading and well worth paying attention too.
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I've worked with Paul Lepore and what he has to say to those who are trying to get hired is priceless. I was too quick to jump in as there are many who love to slam those who are trying to give aid. One of my faults in life that I have to bare.
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That's really funny. I am pretty good about reading and editing my posts. I reread this one several times and did not notice the typo.......very funny, especially when you consider the topic :-)
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Definately write it in the first person. If this is something multiple candidates have to do, I would consider buying some nice resume paper to write it on. Something to make yours stand out just a little extra. Just a thought.
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Ok so the interview I think went well. It was over an hour and consisted of over 20 questions. I had no idea that the interview would take that long and have that many questions. Most of the questions had nothing to do with me, my qualifications, or firefighting.
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Great to hear that it went well. Let us know when you hear the results.
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It is a large dept, 20 stations. 4th largest city in the state. Seeing as they have been interviewing every day for the past month I would have thought the interview would have been a little shorter. It was my first interview, if I dont get the job, I look at it as a new learning experience in the hiring process.
Thanks for all the feedback!!
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