email address for job search question

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Professional email -fine

Personal email-pompous. But you sound pretty pompous anyways so I'm sure most of your contacts already know that about you.

they do. It's part of my charm and I host great parties.

[Anonymous]

Ignore the rest. I think it's fine and professional. Not ideal, but it's the best you can do in this situation. I work in analytics and you wouldn't believe some of the email addresses I've seen on resumes. Those we talk about - yours wouldn't even get a mention.

Did you know that gmail ignores the periods? If it would make it clearer with them, then you can add and it's all the same.
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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ignore the rest. I think it's fine and professional. Not ideal, but it's the best you can do in this situation. I work in analytics and you wouldn't believe some of the email addresses I've seen on resumes. Those we talk about - yours wouldn't even get a mention.

Did you know that gmail ignores the periods? If it would make it clearer with them, then you can add and it's all the same.
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is the same as
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This is valuable information. I had no idea. I love computer ppl, I learn so much from them.

[Anonymous]

My favorite applicant email: rustysflygirl at aol dot com

[Anonymous]

I had the same issue. I did this for Jane Mary Smith:
[e-mail] (not my name...). Would that work?

[Anonymous]

jane.m.smith@ gmail.com
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