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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For me, writing a resume is pretty personal as it takes time to communicate my past experiences in the best way possible. I'm selling my self on paper. I equate it to cheating on a test. Do you own work. That just me, I would and have done the same as you OP. I dont think it's strange that he asked, some people dont see it as a personal document. [/quote] I've never understood this concept. Unless co-worker and I are competing for the same job, I don't mind sharing my resume. I share the one that got me the job that I am currently in. It should show the experience that caused our bosses to hire me vs the other people who applied for the job. I can understand not showing your resume if you and the co-worker are both applying for an open position, but if we are not and I respect and like that co-worker, I have no problems helping him/her get another job; in fact, I would be happy if my resume helped them tailor theirs to get a better job. I like helping people that I like. If I don't like the person, then I would politely decline. But I wouldn't think the request was strange or cheating in any way. Do you ever ask colleagues with more experience in an area that you have to do work in for their tips or help? Have you ever asked a co-worker who is a good handy(wo)man for help on a home repair project? Asked someone who always seems to have a good handle on their taxes how to handle a company change on your taxes? Asked the person who brings in great dishes to office pot-lucks for cooking tips? Have you ever asked someone with more seniority in your field of expertise for mentoring? Resume writing is a life skill like any other and it's nice to be able to help someone out if you can.[/quote]
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