The most pretentious thing ever seen on a C.V.

The most pretentious thing ever seen on a C.V.


I once interviewed someone who had a highly impressive accomplishment listed on her resume.
In the education and honors section, she included, “TIME Magazine - Person of the Year, 2006.”
I was shocked that someone so young could have qualified for such an honor, until I Googled the cover of TIME for that particular year and found the following:
Somewhat funny, but definitely not something to list on a resume, I think.

Courtesy of Ronan A. Anand

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