Teasing the crown first can work but it depends on your hair type and how tight you want the twist to sit. On fine or slippery hair, backcombing before you pin just gives you a fuzzy lump that wont hold and you lose the smooth shape that makes a French twist look clean. I get better results backcombing after the twist is pinned, just at the crown, so you can control how much lift you add. Doing it before means you are guessing at the shape before the hair is even in place.

Wait, he put his birthday on there? Like the actual date he was born? That is wild to me. I get that some countries do the photo thing and maybe it's normal there, but birthday is just asking to get your identity stolen by anyone who picks that paper up. The worst part is nobody ever sits these people down and tells them the basics, they just print out a resume template from some old website and assume it's fine. I bet half the stack at any given job fair has stuff on it that gets tossed in two seconds flat. Dude probably walked away from that talk learning more than he did at the whole rest of the fair.