Re: Is this correct to put in resume?

["T.W. Smith" <techwordsmith -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Isn't that less than honest? Honest question.

On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 10:35:36 -0600, swisher <swisher -at- enthought -dot- com> wrote:

> Make yourself look like a local candidate. Arrange to rent a postal
> mailbox in your target location that forwards to your home address.
> (Private mailbox services typically offer more services than the USPS.)
> Get a local or at least toll-free telephone number. (I got a toll-free
> number thru www.onebox.com; this service lets you receive voicemail,
> faxes, and email in a single UI.) Make sure your e-mail address doesn't
> indicate your geography. Downplay geographic information in your resume
> (such as employer locations).
> 
> Then, when the employer is wowed by your great qualifications, your
> location will be a secondary consideration.


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