[Career advice] Where do you typically put your /r/drama experience on your resume when applying for jobs?

77  2018-03-17 by MasterLawlz

I've found it's often good to put that in the section where you would typically put work experience since I am a NEET. When I interview places, I usually lead with "Hello, I'm reddit user MasterLawlz. I'm sure you're familiar with my work. I am what many would call a 'meme connoisseur' and 'shitposting extraordinaire". I moderate several active online communities, only some of which are openly bigoted." This typically wows job interviewers, and I've found it's a great asset when one is pursuing a career in the custodial arts.

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In the Education section, for obviously a dramanaut's continuing education is a lifelong affair.

i just send them a picture of my bussy tbh

By "jobs", don't you mean disability? How else do you get them NEETbux?

'shitposting extraordinaire"

You need to work on your grammar and choosing matching quotes. This is the only reason all of your resumees are rejected.

On the interviewers penis

Right at the top. In my Objective, it says "looking for a place to shitpost all day and get paid"

I don't apply for jobs

Same, you gotta put something there. Also what sounds better, "Onanist Technician" or "Flesh Sorcerer"?

I put "Expert Social Media Influencer".

I don't. But in the hypothetical scenario where I do need to shoehorn r/Drama into my resume, it indirectly goes under "Researches and critiques internet slapfights and their participants" in the other activities/interests section.

Meh.

You just don't.

I don't put it on my resume, but it is on my reference page. So if you see anyone official sounding asking about my character here make sure you say good things.

Imagine being young enough to still be in the workforce

Cum on pepe again pls

On my welfare application

When they ask me, "ah, you're a hardware engineering manager, what are some products you've launched?" I say: a self aware cryptographic hatred machine.

Implying you need to put anything else on your resume.

Imagine applying for a job

Wagecuck

Lol no

For you, I'd put it in the headline.

I put it down as "Volunteers to look after autistic kids on the weekend."

I put it right after the section where I list the animes I watched and jrpgs I beat.