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I find these sorts of platitudes totally useless to someone with a practical and well-defined problem: can't find a job because he can't pass a background check
by w1ntermute 11y ago
I find these sorts of platitudes totally useless to someone with a practical and well-defined problem: can't find a job because he can't pass a background check. As a hypothetical (I have no idea if this is possible), maybe there's a way for an official diagnosis of his neurological condition to enable him to circumvent/solve the background check issue.
- sova 11y agoHis question was about living a fruitful decade despite the difficulties. Getting a job doesn't necessarily make your life better. Helping other people does. For the skeptic, there is only one way to find out, however.