My office is in the process of hiring someone to fill a position in the tech department, and a resume just crossed my desk that was so special that I thought I would share a portion of it with you.
The “Career Goals” section at the top of the first page of the resume said, “To be an ambassador for Jesus Christ, and to obtain a position using the skills within my technical background.”
And to no one in particular I voiced aloud, “Are you completely retarded?”
First of all, I wasn’t aware that Jesus Christ was a country, much less a country that required an accredited representative in residence by one government or sovereign to another. I can see it now…
“Hey, let’s invade Poland this summer!”
“Nah, they’ve got an ambassador for Jesus Christ, and you know how they get when you mess with one of their allies.”
“Turn all our wine into water, and our models into lepers?”
“Exactly.”
While we’re on the topic, what are Jesus Christ’s main exports? I bet many of you would like to say “love for all humankind, puppy-dogs, rainbows, and bad-ass magic tricks” but in reality the exports of that country would be guilt, an encompassing derision of all things fun, a petrifying fear of masturbation, and child-molestation. The imports are cash, money, and wealth, and a soul or two if they have the time.
Seriously, what the hell is wrong with you, Jesus-preaching resume-guy? With regard to professionalism, you could have said that you wanted to be an ambassador for the “Cult of hanging raw shrimp off of your erect dong, filling your asshole with cocktail sauce, standing on your head, and saying you’re a seafood bar” and gotten the same result from me. (After I contemplated shrimp for lunch, that is.) It’s not professional, dipshit! What the fuck would posses you to put something so ragingly idiotic on your resume?
I bet I can guess. I bet it’s because your religion tells you to bother people all the time with sales pitches about your nonsensical, fairy-tale, imaginary friend in the sky and his promise of never-ending hookers and blow. (Hey, heaven is different for everybody.) And by the way, the only reason I’m hating on Jesus right now, is because a dumbshit follower of his decided it would be smart to ejaculate his beliefs all over his resume. I would be ripping some other fartsniffer for the same thing if they had said they wanted to be an ambassador for Thor, or Ganesh, or Superman. It’s not professional to wear your religion on your sleeve.
So, to dumb-dumb religion-resume-guy, here’s something you should consider before the next time you try to get your savior crammed into another public or private crevice: How would you feel if YOU got a resume saying that the applicant wanted to be an ambassador to Satan?
Right. You’d be pissed off, and you’d think it was inappropriate, and you wouldn’t want to hire them.
Now imagine, hypothetically, that Satan worship became the dominant religion in the United States. Imagine that all our money says, “Hail Satan” and the pledge is “One nation under Satan”. Would you be comfortable with that? Of course not.
So even though you like to pretend now that you’re really about Freedom of Speech and how those evil, secular, gnome-loving, homo-liberals are trying to indoctrinate your kids into becoming Cosmopolitan-drinking fashion-consultants/flag-burning abortionists, the real problem is that you only want free speech for yourself, and you want to be the one doing all the indoctrinating. If the shoe were on the other foot you’d be crying bloody murder because the Satanists next door won’t stop having their ten-hour orgies on the front lawn. So stop peddling your religious bullshit on your resume because it really makes you look like an idiot and an asshole.
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By the way, not only am I going to throw out your resume because I’m sure that you would drive away customers with all of your Tiger Beat-esque Jesus-fawning, but I’m also going to trash your resume because you have the technical savvy of a brain-damaged hippopotamus who’s eaten paint-chips all his life, and has just come back from being lobotomized.