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> But the main reason to do this is to be a good human being.

That's the main reason that I do that kind of thing. It has sometimes resulted in career/monetary gains, but usually, it's just me, feeling decent about something.

I really appreciate the post. Thanks for sharing it. You seem like a decent human being.

>>ChrisM+(OP)
Are you reading all th other comments? Is this some irony I'm unaware of....lol

>>asacro+Qd1
Yeah. I find it disappointing.

It's not LinkedIn "broetry." It's fairly classic advice, like I've been reading for 40 years.

Moore is a decent chap. We don't really have much to do with each other, because we fly in different orbits, but I've enjoyed his contributions, and find his approach fairly mature and sane, compared to a lot.

I feel as if a lot of people work hard to make this a darker place, and appreciate it, when folks try to encourage a more positive zeitgeist.

>>ChrisM+WF1
I find the toxic positivity and parasitic pr speak to be far worse and negative for the zeitgeist.

Remind me of most American "Christians" especially of the evangelical type who go on and on about " love* but are just bully's wearing a mask of toxic positivity and false empathy

>>asacro+tf3
I guess that it makes sense to publicly attack everyone that expresses positive stuff -especially senior hiring managers-; fake or not.

It just doesn't make sense to me, though. I'm dumb, that way.

Have a great day!