This is still somewhat of a controversy. From what I have read and experienced is that most interviewers give an approving nod.
Here are the con’s
An interview is still considered by some to be a conversation, and thus taking notes is rude.
It may make the interviewer defensive,thinking about possible lawsuits. The last thing you want to [...]
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The US Census defines disability as a condition that limits or prevents working and by it own latest published survey that number of people in this category is 17.4 million people of working age (16 to 64). This isn’t a good definition as many people with disabilities do work. The Survey of Income and Program Participation uses [...]
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This from the New York Times.
“The number of Americans who have seen their full-time jobs chopped to part time because of weak business has swelled to more than 3.7 million — the largest figure since the government began tracking such data more than half a century ago.
The loss of pay has become a primary source [...]
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