Cardinal
Of The Kremlin
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For the major airline interview, transcripts from one's education are likely a necessary piece of documentation. Would you hand the interviewer an opened transcript, i.e., the single 8.5x11 crammed into your stack of stuff? Or leave it in it's nice sealed, stamped envelope, in a presumable untampered state?
Is the sealed thing just for pretentious academia? My past interviews have gone fine with a photocopied transcript. Heck, opening an envelope seems like more work than you'd want to impose on an interviewer. And trash is generated. And I suppose if you were suspected of tampering your transcript, every other piece of documentation supplied would be suspect as well.
Nevermind, I think I've just talked myself out of presenting selaed transcripts.
Is the sealed thing just for pretentious academia? My past interviews have gone fine with a photocopied transcript. Heck, opening an envelope seems like more work than you'd want to impose on an interviewer. And trash is generated. And I suppose if you were suspected of tampering your transcript, every other piece of documentation supplied would be suspect as well.
Nevermind, I think I've just talked myself out of presenting selaed transcripts.