[PheonixPharts]

> a quote of himself

Curious, did you seriously not recognize that this is a famous quote from the final scene in Blader Runner?

I read that more as quirky call out to a famous film, not that he was claiming this was his own view of the world.

[trogdor]

I did not recognize the quote. I haven’t seen Blade Runner.

The quote is attributed to “Matt,” and it’s at the top of Matt’s resume. The speaker in Blade Runner was Roy Batty. If Matt was trying to include a famous quote on his resume, why did he attribute the quote to himself?

Regardless of the answer, I don’t think a technical resume is the right place for quirky call-outs to films. Particularly if you are substituting your own name as the speaker of the quote. Maybe I’m being too harsh, but in the context of this resume, IMO, it’s just another red flag.

[johnnyanmac]

well, given his experience and assumed compensation, people will perceive him (not necessarily that he is, but companies will think) as some 200+ IQ genius that can get stuff done. It'll come off as snarky to the non-elite, but I guess that's what you do to get top dollar here.

Or any industry, really.