Category: Humor, Personal The Anti-Resume
As most people know, resumes are generally full of fluff. They always need to be taken with a grain of thought. Some random day awhile ago I was thinking of the anti-resume. This is only half-serious idea. The idea is to put all the things you are not and the things you have failed at. Here would be some of mine:
Objective
To find a job where I can get a high salary, significant equity stake and be able to browse the internet the majority of the day.
Experience
Interviewed with Google Jan 04 - May 04
Associated Product Marketing Manager: Interviewed 6 rounds with over 15 different people. Was given a verbal offer which later became retracted. Used their awesome electric toilet multiple times and drank many free Naked Juices.
Picblitz.com Dec 05
Creator: Worked on this site for a month or so with a friend. Idea was to have identity based advertising. People pay for ads based on the look of the person who should generally be buying their product. Failed because was very focused on Facebook work.
Education
UC Berkeley, Computer Science drop out after 1.5 years. Realized I should do business and boss around the code monkeys=P
Bessemer Venture Partners did something similar, called anti-portoflio. Great call to show all the companies they missed, makes them seem more cool and approachable. Should I be submitting my anti-resume around now that I am underemployed:)
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7 Responses to “The Anti-Resume”
July 1st, 2006
5:14 pm
Haha, that’s great. Everyone’s rez should read like that.
July 1st, 2006
11:01 pm
Can you create a job for me that will allow me to live out my similar objective to the one stated above?
July 4th, 2006
6:34 pm
I love this post. I wish I can vent and put all my stuff too and see everyone’s elses.
July 5th, 2006
3:26 am
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July 5th, 2006
8:16 am
[...] VCs love to list their portfolio companies as shining badges of honor, but how many dare to show off their closets of mistakes, oversights and horrendous ill judgment that led them to pass over great startups that went on to become mega-hits at Wall Street? Thanks to Noah for sifting through the web uncovering this gem of quirkiness from BVP. [...]
July 6th, 2006
2:15 pm
Dude - I did that same interview for the APMM in May 05. Had a ridiculous amount of rounds and met nearly a dozen people before they gave me the thumbs down. At least I took my gallon’s worth of Naked Fruit Juices as a consolation prize.
August 7th, 2006
8:13 pm
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