1. Your current employer will never find your resume online, or, if they do, they won’t be upset.
1. 你现在的雇主永远都不会发现你的在线简历，或者，即使他们看到，他们不会不高兴。
Not true. Employers have always worried about employees leaving and taking clients, business, and confidential information with them out the door. The Internet hasn’t changed that, but now it’s much easier for an employer to discover your job search and retaliate.
不对。雇主们永远都在担心自己的雇员会离开，担心他们把顾客、生意和机密信息带出单位。网络不足以改变什么，但是，雇主们现在很容易发现雇员们在找工作，从而可能会报复雇员们。
2. If you submit your resume on an employer’s Web site, only that employer will see it.
2. 如果你只向一个雇主的网站投递简历，那么只有这个雇主会看到它。
This should be true, but it isn’t. Sometimes employers "outsource" the careers/employment section of their Website, and a resume submitted on an employer’s Website may end up in a much larger resume database searched by all of the client firms of the company providing the outsourcing. And, some sites do sell resumes to other
sites. Particularly in a tight labor market, resumes have market value to job sites and employers.
这应该是对的，然而事实并非如此。有时候，雇主们会把公司网站的招聘版块“外包”出去。因此，投递到网站的一份简历，很可能会最终进入一个巨大的简历数据库，而负责“外包”的公司的所有客户都可以搜索到这份简历。另外，有些网站还会把简历卖给别的网站，尤其是在人才紧俏的劳动力市场上，简历对求职网和雇主们来说，很有市场价值。
3. If you send an e-mail message to someone, they always receive it or you receive a notification if they don’t; and if someone sends an e-mail to you, you always receive it.
3. 如果你给别人发送一封电子邮件，别人总是会收到它，或者，即使收不到，你也会接到一个相关的通知；而如果别人给你发送一封电子邮件，你也总是会收到它。
This has never been true, but it is even less true now. With all the unsolicited commercial e-mail (a.k.a. "spam") being sent, most people are now protected by "spam filters," software which identifies probable spam messages to be deleted or dumped into junk mail folders.
So a message you sent may not be received (and you’ll never receive an error message). And, a message sent TO you may be diverted by your spam filter into your junk mail folder. See Job-Hunt’s "Keep Your E-Mail Out of the Spam Filters" article, linked below, for more information.
这从来都是错的，而且现在似乎更是错上加错。对于所有未经请求的商务邮件，多数人都会使用“垃圾邮件过滤”软件予以过滤，以确保那些可能是垃圾邮件的信息被删除或者被拖到垃圾文件夹。所以，你发送的一封邮件，可能就不会被收到（而你永远都收不到一个发送错误的提示信息）。同事，一封发给你的电子邮件，也可能被你的'邮件过滤系统拖进你的垃圾文件夹。
4. You can believe that the address in the “From:” field of an e-mail message is the person and/or organization which sent it.
4. 你可以相信“发件人”里标出的地址就是真正发给你那封邮件的人或集团的地址。
Unfortunately, not true. With some e-mail software, it is very easy to "forge" the From address in an e-mail and copy the real organization’s logo and other identifying information. So that message appearing to be "from" , , PayPal, or your bank was probably sent by someone else. They want you to click on a link in the message to go to their Website where they can collect information from
you. The message (and the Website) may look completely legitimate, but they very rarely are. Call the alleged sending organization to verify that they actually sent the message
before you respond.
很不幸，不是这样的。利用某种电子邮件软件，人们很容易造出假的“发件人”地址，很容易将真实的组织的logo和其他证明信息复制过来。所以，那些看起来是发自，或者，抑或你的立户银行的邮件，很可能是发自别的什么人。他们想让你点击邮件中的某个链接，让你登陆他们的网站，从而收集你的考试~大信息。这种邮件（以及网站）看上去可能完全是正规的，但是事实上它们很少是。在对这种邮件做出答复之前，给邮件中提到的组织打电话，核实一下他们是否真的给你发过这封信。
Job seekers can mitigate many of the risks associated with these assumptions by being less trusting and using an identity-suppressed resume.
通过对上述12种误区的了解，减少轻信，在简历中注意保护身份信息，求职者便可以更好地避免这些可能会出现的危险。