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Knowing someone had committed petty theft is at least a red flag. I can't blame an employer for considering it disqualifying when they have many equally qualifi
by delichon 8mo ago
Knowing someone had committed petty theft is at least a red flag. I can't blame an employer for considering it disqualifying when they have many equally qualified candidates without it. Even for a burger flipper, let alone a secret agent.
- JCattheATM 8mo ago> Knowing someone had committed petty theft is at least a red flag. Not really, since everyone has done so. Even you. Not getting caught for it on the other hand could be a positive.
- eudamoniac 8mo agoI'm not sure what culture or friends you live around, but to believe everyone has thieved is disturbing. What other ills may you believe everyone does, and so do flippantly?
- JCattheATM 8mo ago> but to believe everyone has thieved is disturbing. No, it's fact. It's part of learning and growing up. You never stole anything in your life, not a piece of candy, nothing?
- eudamoniac 8mo agoI genuinely have no memory of doing that.
- JCattheATM 8mo agoConvenient.
- unsnap_biceps 8mo agoWe know nothing about the situation. It's entirely possible that the person took $50 from their parent's purse as a child. My parents used to love to tease me about the time I stole candy from the grocery store as a child. Is that a red flag?
- Aeolun 8mo agoIf you don’t at least mention that damning fact on your polygraph, of course it is!
- DANmode 8mo agoSince you asked: How old of a child?
- lazide 8mo ago37. (/s)
- unsnap_biceps 8mo agoSix or seven.