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> > I spent three years full time in the antiwar movement
> > and my résumé says so. If that's going to be a problem,
> > I, too, probably won't want to work there.
>
> Unless you are applying for a job in a political party or
> movement, I think that listing involvement in political
> organizations on your resume is a bad idea. The old adage
> that you should refrain from discussing politics and
> religion in the office is a good idea.
But, if Dick spent three years full time in the antiwar
movement, what can he put on his resume for those three years?
I don't know about you, but I look for gaps in work history.
How to explain that three-year gap?
--Guy K. Haas gkhaas -at- usa -dot- net
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