Criticizing the CV of a ‘disabled’ Vietnamese student, record holder Duong Anh Vu turned out to have such a bad scoreboard.
In recent days, Super Memory Recorder Duong Anh Vu (SN 1988, Ninh Thuan) has stormed the online community with comments and advice for fresh graduates.
Recently, memory record holder Duong Anh Vu has just shared a remarkable status line about university students’ CV writing skills. Specifically, Super Intelligence judge shared: “There is a truth. If CVs are considered as ‘one body with full limbs’, the majority of CVs of Vietnamese fresh graduates are disabled.“.
After that, Anh Vu also explained in detail that the “disability” of recent graduates in Vietnam lies in:If the CV is considered as a “body”, the “quarter” of the body is…: (1) education level; (2) soft skills; (3) work experience; (4) foreign language proficiency… But in fact, new graduates only meet ¼ requirements, which is item 1, educational level.”
According to many people, this record holder’s assessment is quite correct, but he uses quite sensitive words and is a bit excessive.
On Anh Vu’s personal page, he often shares a lot of information about his personal life and especially advice and debates especially for young people.
Anh Vu is the World Super Memory Record holder, the head of the Scientific Advisory Committee – Vietnam Superintelligence Season 1 and 2, also the first Vietnamese to set 4 memory records for Academic Super Memory, Dubbed the “computer hard drive” that remembers the world’s largest block of scientific data in many fields… but he has a funny story about breaking up because he doesn’t remember his girlfriend’s birthday.
Not only that, but netizens were also surprised when it turned out that this record holder did not study well while in school.
The record holder’s record low 7th grade transcript.
Duong Anh Vu once had a failed youth when he kept staying in class and retaking the exam during his elementary and middle school years. In high school, he had to go to supplementary school because his graduation exam score was too bad, so he didn’t have a student. Which high school would accept him as a non-schooler? He once wrote on his personal page:
“I used to be a ‘Bad boy’…
When I was a middle school student, I was always “honored” to be in the group of 0.001% of Vietnamese students who used 3 months of summer to revise for exams and I was also in the group of 0.0001% of students who had at least 1 year of retention. times in my life… In general, what the hell is bad about student life I have also tasted.
If you have ever faced and walked through a bad life, you will not ask too much in the present life, because you always know enough and are happy with what you have…“
No one thought that Anh Vu had studied poorly like this before.
Duong Anh Vu even shared the transcripts of the 7th and 9th grade years on his personal page, calling himself a “stupid” student. The 7th grade transcript of the world record holder Super Memory has only… Gymnastics above seven points.
He wrote: “At the age of 8, I played the role of a repeat student and I was too young at the time to realize how upset my parents were.
When I was 11 years old, I played a part-time student because my grades on the transfer exam were so bad. At that time, I was not smart enough to know that the neighbor laughed at my parents.
When I was 15 years old, I played the role of an unacknowledged student, with the reputation of passing graduation but no high school would accept it, and had to go down to supplementary education. I was old enough now to see the disappointment in my father’s eyes.
When I was 16 years old, I played the role of a big, autistic kid who sat in class with the 6th graders. At that age, I knew what it was like to be humiliated when the children met me every day and shouted: “I’m coming you guys…”
He also admitted that “Actually, I am ignorant in all subjects, but English is the worst”.
Before these sharing lines, everyone was surprised that it turned out that their “idol” had a past so different from the present, many people expressed admiration for being honest with themselves, not hiding nor hiding it. as the whole process of reaching for his unexpected success.
After many efforts, memory record holder Duong Anh Vu has achieved an achievement that many people admire.
The total volume of academic data that Mr. Vu can remember is more than 650,000 pages of A4 paper, with all kinds of scientific knowledge, so it is called a living dictionary. If a book is 200 pages thick, Duong Anh Vu’s brain is said to hold 3,250 such books.
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