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If you decide it is a red flag, it is a red flag. That's how red flags work. Anyway some red flags say "uneven pavement." Some say "bridge out." How you tre
by brudgers 3y ago
If you decide it is a red flag, it is a red flag.
That's how red flags work.
Anyway some red flags say "uneven pavement."
Some say "bridge out."
How you treat each of them depends on what you are driving, where you are going, and why you are going there.
Good luck.
- gdulli 3y agoThis person has made a conscious effort to learn if this particular red flag is silly and they deserve an answer that yes, it is. There are few roads that become impassable based on these circumstances, and some variables are more distracting than helpful to navigation. More people should be willing to question their biases and when it happens it shouldn't be dismissed with essentially a tautology.
- brudgers 3y agoWhat about when the job is a step up the career ladder? What if the job offers better work life balance? How about if their current job sucks? Did “cool I’ll check it out” feel sincere? Is not knowing about Joel signify a serious cultural misfit or not? How does the op operate socially? The meaning of the event in the context of reality is always going to be “it depends” because reality is complex and complicated and messy.