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One personal comment... Sometimes on the Internet you'll see someone give very strong and definitive advice. It may be wise to double-check the credentials of t
by alain94040 11y ago
One personal comment... Sometimes on the Internet you'll see someone give very strong and definitive advice. It may be wise to double-check the credentials of that person.
For instance, I would steer away from career advice from a new grad who has exactly 6 months of experience and got laid-off. There may be better advice from people with more experience.
The problem is that you can't tell if the person giving you such strong advice actually knows what they are talking about. Do you want to hear dating tips from a 15-year old? I'm sure they are entertaining to read.
- hacknat 11y agoI think I provided some decent caveats to my answer, I would hardly call my answer "definitive" or "strong", and I cited other credentialed peoples' answers, which I was pretty much summarizing anyways. I'm not going to reveal my identity, so any credentials/experience I would offer up would not be corroborable.
- alain94040 11y agoSorry, I wasn't taking aim at you, but at people you mention in your post.