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this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2023
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The fact that they have a record.
Look for a pattern, not a single instance. And yet companies and people hold bad decisions of the past against most folks.
Same goes for having no record, aka the famous gap in a resume. It's not really about being perceived as a dick, but the same applies nonetheless.
If you ever get a question about a gap in your resume: "I signed an NDA".
.. just don't tell them it was with yourself
That's obviously part of the NDA