Kevin Donlin, author of "The Last Guide to Cover Letter & Resume Writing You'll Ever Need," has written an article for "Job Seeker Weekly" called "How Not to Write a Resume." (Or it may be an excerpt from his book; I'm not sure.) I particularly enjoyed this section and thought perhaps someone here would enjoy it also:

"Mistake #4: Jumbles of Jargon: Some resumes pile on the buzzwords in a vain effort to impress. Like this:

"'New-media pioneer working with technical and business professionals to create new ways of presenting content and impactful tools for producing content and organizing workflow.'

"We'll pass on 'impactful' for now -- what does a 'new-media pioneer' do, exactly? I've got a picture in my head of covered wagons and HD-TV, but I don't think that's right ...."

This is only a guess, but I'd say it means the writer was the first one on their block to get a iPod.

Arnie -- love it.

Judging from today's news, better an iPod than a BlackBerry!

Yep. Blackberries, or any of the others, keep everyone disconnected, even though they are supposed to keep people connected.

Ah, but before your time here, Saranita, we did discuss "impactful."