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Alan Martin

29 January 2019 • 7 min read

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It's amazingly more subtle than this, too.

Yes. Yes you can

THERE AREN'T ANY lies on my CV, but there is one thing that is, at best, a bit of an exaggeration. For someone who is "comfortable with Excel," I look suspiciously panicked when asked to do anything more...

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