U.K. Charity Encourages Empathy for Ex–Cons in Interactive Ad

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When it comes to looking for a job, there are countless advice articles written on how to cultivate your online brand. Having a polished LinkedIn account is as important as having a tight CV. Prospective employers will survey your Twitter account. And gaps in the resume that don't involve headers such as "Consulting" or "Freelance" are viewed with suspicion. Having these digital ducks in a row is imperative when job–hunting so as to avoid silent judgment that precludes one from being called for an interview, advise the experts.

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This is all well and good for those on an upward career trajectory. But what about those who are simply trying to right the wrongs of their past and land on their feet? Like ex–inmates. An interactive PSA from U.K. charity Business in the Community aims to illustrate the degree of prejudice the previously incarcerated face when trying to reintegrate into productive society.

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