To whom it may concern

[cookiemonster]

To the guy who sent his CV to my boss today. The CV was really good and the boss was impressed however, you are not going to get an interview with my boss, or indeed anyone's boss, if you use the e-mail address 'ilovebeerbeerbeer@hotmail.com

Shame though, my boss was going to offer you an interview.

 

[Archie_tect]

...can you discriminate against a person with a stutter?

 

[Beebo]

I deal with members of the public and often have to send emails to personal addresses, some peopel do have stupid addresses. It is always embarassing sending correspondence to Hotbabe69 or some such address.

It is the same with mobile ring tones, they tell you a lot about someone.

 

[alecstilleyedye]

i have an email address that uses this forum username, but also a 'proper' name.surname one for business use…

 

[ianrauk]

Beer Beer Beer

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[mr_cellophane]

When I was getting C.V.'s for jobs, I sifted in the following order
People who spelt Novell Netware - Novel. If can't spell it how can you administer it.
C.V.s received from more than one agency - too much aggravation
People with silly/offensive email addresses.
Then I would start looking at their skills and suitability

 

[Furkz]

i would interview hotbabe69 1st, you never know how lucky she could be

 

[Melonfish]

i'm honestly quite suprised i got a job at my current place, but it turns out the HR lass that organised it was very laid back and kewl. not everyday you mail to melonfish tho eh?
hehe
i suppose the wandering druid might have been a bit much.

 

[wiggydiggy]

I my first job at Burger King despite addressing the letter "Dear Mcdonalds"......