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"to see that you have the strength to object to things a reasonable person would object to" -- note that to hear many people speak on this subject, that's a bad thing and an instant no-hire. Bizarre, but it's just taken me a few minutes to find anyone on this site who recommends saying anything at all that could be construed as negative about the past employer. Most say you should not under any circumstances do so, and list their reasons mostly in terms of how any criticism will mean you're seen, regardless of the kind of criticism.
– Steve Jessop
Commented Mar 2, 2015 at 10:29

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