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Nah, pretty easy. I actually deliberately put it on my resume to filter out companies that would probably be up tight about it. Most coworkers at companies I
by bcheung 10y ago
Nah, pretty easy. I actually deliberately put it on my resume to filter out companies that would probably be up tight about it.
Most coworkers at companies I have worked at know what I have done in the past. Never had an issue. You don't bring it up at the office and you use calibration and gradually give out details and judge whether coworkers would be cool about it when talking to them outside of work.
- chris_wot 10y agoI imagine it's more difficult for the actors themselves to transition out of the industry than it is for people in support roles to move on.
- Fjolsvith 10y agoFunny you would say this. When I released from prison, I also put my criminal convictions on my resume to filter companies that would be uptight about them. I didn't want to waste time with interviews. Turned out I only looked for 2 weeks before finding a good job.