Curriculum Specialist

A curriculum specialist is the most ridiculous profession there is. He knows nothing about it and all he does is criticize or edit the text of those who have done their best to list all their skills, educations and piles of degrees that no employer cares about, while adding hobbies, interests and great ideas and everything that a normal person would not share with a stranger.
Who knows what this person will do with what he or she reads? Big chance that it will be used to have a good laugh about with co-workers, the concierge or the cleaning lady. What to think about the exclusive dinners where those who showed their CV are made the clown of the evening?

The specialist? No way there's an education that teaches you how to teach, edit or instruct the best, man selling, CV. It's all about guessing and unless there's inside information if it comes to being hired for the job. All one can do is write and wait for an invitation, although the waiting is a sign you don't show much initiative, which can work against you.

Is a CV specialist a profession, or is it a person who grabbed his chance to milk the idiots who can't write and sell themselves? If that's the case, imagine what will happen if the one who applies for the job is invited and has to show up? Will a life coach or career coach come along to hold hands?
Did you notice there's a specialist or doctor for every little fart? By the way, in the modern world, a CV is rarely written; if you apply, you do so by filling out an online form available on the site of the company. Being creative, writing something special or showing an original, creative CV is not wanted. Your data will be run through a computer and compared with the rest. And the winner is... a calculation. If this person in real life is a loser, the process is started again, and you will read in the ad: High need for.... strange, you think I did apply, sent my CV and paid the...

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Prompt: see the title - by @freewritehouse}