What are you reading?

It's still classed as an autobiography afaik.

Have you been watching The Crown? 

Despite being an anti royalist, I have rather enjoyed it.

I used to really enjoy interviewing. I know it was stressful, but almost always a positive experience. I never interviewed to that level though. 

My experience was mostly staff, but occasionally, I got sucked in to help other departments interview subcontractors.

WOW, how do you manage to whittle them down to a few?

That must be hard work.

You can tell a lot from a resume:

1. The spelling shows the level of education/even if they are dyslexic and need a computer programme to correct their work
2. The layout shows knowledge of how documents in the workplace are designed/even how organised they are
3. The type of language shows competence/or lack of
4. The qualifications listed shows their ambitions/lack of ambitions/life struggles/etc.
5. If a candidate gets caught out in a lie, then they won't get the job
6. Hobbies listed show what type of skills they have: cycling shows stamina/painting shows artistry/etc.

I do think resumes show so much about the candidate. They don't realise it, but their inner skills - or lack of skills - are on that resume.

I haven't finished a graphic novel yet (A Wrinkle in Time) but have been reading quick ebooks by Dora Hiers.

I haven't read in a very long time. I'm hoping I can pick it up again once I get my eye exam and new glasses.

I have gone back into the past again and have just started a Leslie Charteris "The Saint" novel.

I can't explain why, but I really enjoyed the movie starring Val Kilmer and Elisabeth Shue

I've read several ebooks lately, most from authors I've read before. Still really enjoying Kimberly Rae Jordan, and I wish that July were already here for her next book!

I am reading a library book ATM: I have just read the first chapter so far, though. Still, it is a good book and I plan on finishing it.

I'm rereading a book by Valerie Comer, while waiting for new books to be released by a few authors.

I also finished a book called The Power of Geography. Really interesting!

Please let us know how you find them.
I love the morse tv show but I found Colin Dexters writing difficult.

Id love to hear your opinion on it

I have read at least a couple of them before so I know they will be Ok. It's something for me to think about as I know the stories so well from the TV programs that I can easily follow the reading. I will probably mention them as I finish each.