World News: In an unconventional move, Jerry Lee, a former Google employee from California, raised eyebrows after including an unusual item on his resume. Among the list of technical skills, Lee mentioned being an expert in Mia Khalifa, referencing the former adult film star. Despite this unexpected inclusion, Lees resume still managed to garner significant attention, landing him 29 calls from companies within six weeks.Strange resume entry raises eyebrowsLees resume, shared on social media, detailed his skills in programming languages such as JavaScript, TypeScript, and C++. However, it also contained some oddities, including “Mia Khalifa” listed as a supposed expertise. While the meaning behind this reference remains unclear, Lee jokingly described his resume as a Kiss My Nuts format. In his viral video, he pointed out several red flags in the document, including fabricated achievements like Spreading herpes STD to 60% of the intern team and holding the fraternity record for most vodka shots in one night. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jerry Lee (@jerryjhlee)Ignoring the red flags: Recruiters still calledDespite these unusual entries, several notable companies, including Gigster, Webstacks, Reddit, MongoDB, and Robinhood, moved Lees application forward, bringing him into the interview stage. His experience suggests that recruiters sometimes overlook glaring red flags in favor of the big names on a candidates resume.Resume tips from LeeLee shared a few key tips on creating a standout resume, advising job seekers to focus on concise bullet points, clear job titles, and measurable achievements. He also emphasized the importance of big company experience. “Big names catch eyes, but dont sweat it if you havent worked at one,” Lee remarked, encouraging others to make their achievements “pop” with quantifiable results. Above all, he advised keeping the resume simple and structured.
