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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because it allows people to still contact her.  She's not working; she hasn't vanished from the grid.[/quote]

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Agree.  I don't get what is obnoxious about this.[/quote]

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I think it's worded in an adult manner. [/quote]

It sounds like she is planning to go back at some point and is explaining why she is not currently employed.[/quote]

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If I saw this on a LinkedIN profile of an applicant, even years later, I wouldn't consider them.  Sounds ridiculous and self-important.[/quote]

Come on, be serious. You would reject an applicant over this?  Even if he or she was a great candidate? Are you actually in a position to hire people? Do you rmanagers know how emotionally you make your hiring decisions?[/quote]

Yes, I am.  And yes, what you'd call emotions and I'd call a general read of people are an important factor in hiring.  [/quote]

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