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This is the best answer. If your military service would count against you, is it really going to be a healthy environment for you to work in?
by Peroni 6y ago
This is the best answer.
If your military service would count against you, is it really going to be a healthy environment for you to work in?
- seotut2 6y agoI see this kind of answer frequently. In many places and situations, people are not so fortunate as to have a choice between healthy and non-healthy workplaces. "If they reject you for that, you don't want to work there in the first place". Except if the alternatives are no job at all, or a minimum wage workplace with significantly worse conditions. That kind of answer assumes a certain privileged position.
- garmaine 6y agoTrue, but this is HN. We’re all privileged here.