Tuesday, December 11, 2012

This is the first draft of a resume that didn't get me any call-backs.  I still don't understand why.



Kevin "HIRE ME" Cabral

I don't like guns, like this ^
School Address
Peter J Shields Ave
Davis, California 95616
(530) XXX-1011

Home Address
2255 Fungo Bat Drive
Davis, CA 95616
(925) 555-2194




Objective: Executioner position, which utilizes my switch throwing, noose releasing, injection, and/or rusty blade wielding skills.


Qualifications and Skills:

I am fluent in over 6 million forms of communication.
I am an ordained as a priest via the Internet.
I have little remorse for my actions.
Three years of military service have devalued my perception of human life.
My service in the military has also taught me to obey all orders.
I was voted “most likely to become an executioner” by my High School senior class.
I care minimally for the opinions of my coworkers.
I collect teeth.



Education:
2006, Political Science, Oxford University
2010, Judicial Enforcement, Texas A&M


Employment and Experience:

1989-1992.  Bouncer. Double Deuce Road House.  It was my job to keep the peace.  Things got a little hot in town when local crime boss Brad Wesley found out I was romantically involved with his girl.  I managed to defeat violence with violence and save the town.

1992-2005.  Bounty Hunter.  Self employed.  I used to travel from town to town searching for those wanted for horrible crimes and could easily avoid the average town’s police department.  Over my 15 years of service as a bounty hunter, I caught over 350 criminals wanted for at least one felony. 

2005-2010.   Executioner’s apprentice.  Crazy Joe’s Executions Inc.  I assisted the
executioner by swabbing the prisoners’ heads with a wet rag, tying nooses, balancing his checkbook, picking up groceries, and other errands.


Honors and Awards:

“Most Likely to Become an Executioner,” 1985.
Nominated for “Worst Actor” Razzie Award, 1990.
“Most frightening drifter of the year,” in Blodgett, Missouri, 1995.
Time Magazine’s #187 in its “top 200 most interesting people,” 2004.


References:
1)    Red Webster, friend from bouncing days, (939) 555-0187, rwebautoshoprepairs@gmail.com
2)    Eli Wallach, friend from bounty hunting days, (690) 555-3322, ewall96andalive@yahoo.com



(This was actually just a project I did for a computer science class in college.  I felt like sharing it.)

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