<p>I was applying for jobs this week, so i redid my resume for this one company. My friends in the lab messed with it a couple times when I went to the bathroom or something, but i corrected all the mistakes. </p>
<p>So the resume was submitted Thursday, and just now I opened up the file to read it over. Apparently, I missed something they wrote. Under achievements, is written “I invented the oscilloscope.” Is this total failure? Should I call the company or just accept my loss? Thanks for any help.</p>
<p>I would let the company know, but it might sound a little weird to them. I mean, I don’t think they’ll suspect you were trying to trick them, but they will probably wonder why you missed that.</p>
<p>After I called the company I would kill your friends. They could have let you know what they changed…</p>
<p>Hahaha, I think that is a goner. You could try calling the HR department and tell them when you were typing the resume you meant to say “I inspected an oscilloscope” or something like that, but Word’s automatic spell checker changed the word to invented.</p>
<p>That’s actually a pretty good idea, although then I wrote “inspecting the oscilloscope” as an achievement. Oh, well they might have a sense of humor</p>