While at the gym recently, I noticed a well-designed, glossy flyer for Nick Saban’s upcoming football camps. The front page carried a large visual of the coach himself and a listing of all former Alabama players who are on current NFL rosters.
With one problem (noticeable to anyone who can read).
The word “Chiefs”—as in Kansas City Chiefs—was misspelled as “Cheifs.” To compound this, there are three Crimson Tide players on that team. There were also numerous errors with spacing between words and characters.
I know correct spelling may not win anyone a job in this life. But incorrect spelling may cost you a job. It’s the reason God created copyeditors.
Because when you fail to proof a flyer about his football camp, Nick Saban is not pleased.
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Noooooooooooo!!! I loathe seeing items that are supposed to be professionally done have such inane errors. A simple click of the spell check button would have caught that little boo-boo.
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