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What he's getting at is that 'country' is polarizing music. Either you love it or hate it. So why would you, as a rational individual seeking the best outcome f
by matthewaveryusa 10y ago
What he's getting at is that 'country' is polarizing music. Either you love it or hate it. So why would you, as a rational individual seeking the best outcome for yourself in your job application, put something so polarizing on your resume unless there's something a bit wrong with you? If the resume had 'avid Republican/Democrat' or 'pro-life/choice' as interests I would pause, not because I would try to figure out if their interests align with mine, but because I would wonder why anyone would put such a polarizing gamble in their resume.
- jusssi 10y ago> So why would you, as a rational individual seeking the best outcome for yourself in your job application, put something so polarizing on your resume Well I wouldn't want to work somewhere that polarizes over such an unrelated mainstream thing (it's not like it was Norwegian church burning metal). So finding out right away would be in my best interest.
- emodendroket 10y agoA lot of people can't stand classical music either, yet, curiously, that doesn't seem to cause any problems.