I’ve been trawling through LinkedIn today searching for some inspiration for a client’s profile, and I’m feeling a bit scarred. I’ve witnessed several hundred crimes against copy writing. But then inspiration hit! Christmas is coming up. I could save the world from blurry eyes and nodding off.
These gifts are for those people who’ve just copied and pasted large chunks of their resume into one long, never-ending, yawn-inducing, unintelligible paragraph.
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