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I don't know of anyone who puts that they are a saint at PM on their resume).

It's probably happened before - I'd do it for fun if I were a saint.

Mind you're listening to somebody who updated his CV to include the phrase "Decorative around the office". shortly before landing my current job!

I'd like to think that's because it's true, but maybe it was because they thought I had a sense of humour, or some entirely different reason ...

Steve
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