HOPE
HOPE has 2 meanings
Have Only Positive Expectations
Example
Remember, whatever the circumstances, don't forget to HOPE!
A man who is known for his ability to HOPE
Related Slang
| DWBH | Don't worry, be happy |
| MMHRD | Many Many Happy Returns of the Day |
| HPDC | Happy People Don't Complain |
| GFETE | Grinning from ear to ear |
| ALG | Ain't life grand |
| ALW | Ain't life wonderful |
| Bullish | Positive outlook |
| Bloomer | A well-adjusted 20-something |
| BTN | Better than nothing |
| IWBNI | It would be nice if |
Categories
Highlights of Personal Experience
HOPE is a reference to the "Highlights of Personal Experience" section in a resume or a job interview. Most people use it in emails when discussing a potential job.
The HOPE section of a resume is meant to highlight ways that an applicant has demonstrated how they are right for the potential job in their experience. The listed experiences should be specific and relevant to the job.
Examples of HOPE items include how you've trained co-workers or implemented new processes. Or you could provide numeric examples of how you've increased sales or performed numerous tasks.
Example
Make sure to include HOPE at the top of your resume!
Pam needs a better HOPE section on her resume
Related Slang
| DQYDJ | Don't quit your day job |
| BME | Based on my experience |
| IME | In my experience |
| GIWIST | Gee, I wish I'd said that |
| iv | Interview |
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HOPE is a backronym that stands for "have only positive expectations," which is some people's definition of "hope."
Wait ... what's a backronym?
Glad you asked. A backronym is an acronym that is created to fit an already existing word. In this case, the word hope already existed, and some clever soul decided to coin an acronym that a) used hope's letters and b) defined the act of hoping. Pretty nifty, huh?