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To: Lane3 who wrote (24354)	8/23/2001 4:02:37 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Read Replies (1) of 82486

>>No, I'm saying he's lucky that he came to that realization at the particular time that he did. Had it happened ten years ago or ten years from now, he would be just another guy with a career crisis. << Well...I don't think I see anything particularly fortuitous as to WHEN he came to his change of heart. And I don't see why you presume that he would be "just another guy with a career crisis" based on the timing of the evolution of his views. I think there has always been a market for motivated individuals who, (now here's another HR colloquialism) "think outside the box". >>In the context that I'm accustomed to, it's as common and casual and meaningless as saying "break a leg" off stage or "bless you" when someone sneezes.<< Now that I find hard to believe. Anytime you reference a persons racial background it could hardly be considered casual and meaningless. But if you are indeed accustomed to that type of "casual and meaningless" reference within the framework of your "context"( meaning HR?) maybe that is part of the problem . It sounds like you're labeling again. Surely you don't mean to do that?

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