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Man attaches photo of dog dressed as Steve Jobs instead of CV: "Appreciate you keeping me in mind! I’ve attached my resume in case you’d like to keep it on file." A simple job application email looked normal until the sender scrolled down to see that the attached file is not his resume but a photo of a dog dressed as Steve Jobs. Yes, somebody did that in real and it was a real job application mail, at least that is what the Internet is believing.
David Byron Queen, a writer and teacher, tweeted a screenshot from his mailbox when he accidentally sent a photo of a dog dressed as Apple founder to a hiring manager. In a Twitter post, he shared about the time when he was sending an email to a potential employer and he signed it off with a photo of a white Maltese pup dressed in a black turtleneck top and rim glasses. In the comments, he also shared a warning for others. “Be careful what you save in your ‘jobs’ folder,” he wrote.
The post made Internet users run to re-check their job applications. It also triggered a memefest and Internet users with some of the most hilarious and relatable jokes. Check them here:
Several wanted to know if he got the job post that mail. Well, sadly, he didn't.
Well, the post and reactions make us say that the Internet is a funny place.
