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    September 12, 2011 Timothy Prickett Morgan

    Victor:

    I don’t usually agree with the premises in your articles, but I have to give credit where it is due: you were “spot on” in your discussion of “the unemployed need not apply.”

    I am a recruiter and see it time and again. It goes along with a discussion I heard in a gathering of Young i Professionals (YiPs) recently. There is clearly discrimination and disdain toward the unemployed and to those that may be “seasoned” even if they are making the effort to keep their skills current. Great job!

    –Carole

    Victor:

    Thanks for that summary of what we should all know, but too easily lose sight of.

    –Don

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