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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You should have a fairly up-to-date resume if you are a grown-up who might at some point need to get a job. The point isn't just having the resume, it's writing the resume, looking at jobs you might want, thinking about the gaps in your resume, and being intentional about remedying them. This is a good exercise to engage in periodically. [/quote]

For those of us who have the job we want it’s a pointless exercise. When a job opens up that I am interested in I write a resume for that job framing and highlighting the experience relevant to that job. [/quote]

At any given point you should be employable in case you need to leave or you're let go.

Or not. [/quote]
At the point they need a new job, they would write a resume, moron.[/quote]

The resume isn't what makes you employable. You figure out what needs to be on the resume and you do the work to get there. Or you don't. Again, up to you. [/quote]
Then you’re saying people don’t need to have a resume prewritten—the opposite of what you said before. Do you have a learning disability? You make no sense otherwise.[/quote]

I'm sorry you're complacent and unemployable and screwed. [/quote]
Once again, you continue to make no sense. Not having a resume prewritten at all times does not mean a person is unemployable.[/quote]

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