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this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2024
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Thanks. I don't know where I got my sources, possibly internet experts, some of my friends, my mother, other women I've met briefly.
I am a recluse practically, and we've been meeting just the two of us so there would be no toxic environment or anything. The one with stakes to lose is me, since we work in a similar industry (well atm I'm on retail but hopefully I can find a job doing what I like again) and word spreads fast. I already have two embarrassing experiences with people who are in the industry and it does NOT look helpful at all when applying for jobs. I'm always wondering if any of those guys is ever reviewing applications and if that has any impact on it.
But what you say is true though. I hate this so much