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You may be more desirable to a dysfunctional employer if you are actively employed, but working for another one of those is not the goal. A rational employer w
by ecounysis 16y ago
You may be more desirable to a dysfunctional employer if you are actively employed, but working for another one of those is not the goal.
A rational employer would judge a candidate on his/her ability to add value to the company, regardless of how they have chosen to spend the majority of their time recently.
- nostrademons 16y agoRemember that all employers hire based on imperfect information. Being employed signals that you can add value to at least one organization, which is a pretty strong indication that you can add value to them.
- ecounysis 16y agoAbsolutely. Being employed is one of many possible indicators of your worth. Hopefully one's portfolio contains a few items more persuasive than merely being employed.