please don't ever send out a resume with a typo. it's that detail thing - managers want everyone to be able to deal with details. and so does the recruiter...i try really hard to see past a typo, but it's a pretty huge ding to start out with.
it's bioanalytical, not bioanaltyical.
and that's my advice for the day.
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I'll add if you do typo, it's best not to have used copy and paste for multiple areas. Making a person wonder if you copied and pasted the job info down is one thing, making it clear by leaving a typo in there...
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