With the advancement of technology today, almost the majority of communications can be done online.

Whether it’s booking a vacation or sending photos to your GP instead of making an appointment in person.

This woman was even able to send photos of her postoperative vagina to her doctor, or so she thought.

But getting the wrong email address isn’t the only mistake people make when trying to reach someone.

This guy went viral on Twitter after he had an accident trying to send his resume to a potential employer (but don’t worry, there were no vagina photos this time).

David Bryon Queen, who is a writer, wrote a professional yet concise email thanking the employer for considering him for the position.

He wrote: “Hello [employer’s name],

“I appreciate that you consider me!

“I’ve attached my resume in case you want to keep it on file.

“Thanks again!

All the best David.

However, instead of the job seeker attaching his resume, David sent a photo of a dog dressed as Steve Jobs.

And it also included the date of birth and death of the Apple founder.

In the post that has now racked up 232,000 views, David wrote: “The time I accidentally sent a photo of a dog dressed as Steve Jobs instead of my resume.”

And of course, people found the failed resume absolutely hilarious.

One person commented: “Hire this man”.



Steve is working

Another user added: “I have been crying with laughter for 7 minutes, I have to go to bed.”

While a third laughed: “The internet really goes away sometimes. Does anyone else find it as funny as me or am I just a kid?

Someone else noted: “I think I need it today because I can’t stop laughing.”

Meanwhile, a fifth person laughed: “I haven’t laughed that much in weeks.”

Unfortunately, the dog posing as Steve Jobs did not get the job as a writer.

So David had some advice for those using his email.

“Be careful what you put in your ‘jobs’ folder,” he warned.

Well, it could have been a lot worse!

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