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i make typos constantly (seriously, check my post history). i probably have typos in my resume. i just dont know why anybody should care. the meaning is still
by parpfish 21d ago
i make typos constantly (seriously, check my post history). i probably have typos in my resume. i just dont know why anybody should care.
the meaning is still easily parseable.
i cant imagine letting something so superficial matter
- philipov 21d agoI make typos all the time as well, on stuff I am just writing off the cuff like a forum or chat message. But when it comes to something important, don't you check it over dozens of times? hundreds of times? A mere missing semicolon will make your code not compile. How could you let a superficial typo go uncorrected once you see it? How could you not see it when it's in the most obvious spot? It suggests a certain lack of diligence; like you didn't proofread your work. What about the person that should have proofread it as a second opinion? Did this really follow a rigorous academic process at all? <- That's the first impression when the presentation is sloppy.