Chicago -- Team Leader Jyoti
Chattanoogakrishna, 35, is appalled at all the selling errors he sees in
resumes received at an area engineering firm. "We hire a lot of temps and
I read resumes weekly. They just have no idea. What happened to memorization?
I've spoken English since I was five, and have never misspelled anything since
I was seven."
Not
only that, Jyoti can see the college educated engineers have little idea of
subject verb or object. Adjective and noun get mixed up, says Jyoti, pointing
to a Principle Engineer. "The man is a Principal Engineer!" He has
not seen 'whom' used correctly either. "And what is with this "myself"- business. 'He gave myself a raise,' said a fellow the other day. What happened
to me?" Jyoti declined to explain apostrophes, he was getting too worked
up by that time. 
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