While that alone is a strong enough reason for you to avoid trying to copy it and use it as your own, and more compelling reason against copying is that it will likely backfire and do
your career more harm than good.
Not exact matches
But Howroyd warns that if you're not careful, these communication tools can do
more harm than good to your
career.
My digging
career started at the age of seven when I spent a summer on the Sussex Downs probably doing
more harm than good on an Anglo - Saxon farm settlement.
Otherwise, there is risk you could do
more harm to your
career than good.
We can also evaluate your current resume and eliminate the unnecessary details causing
more harm than good as you seek the ideal
career path.
So I would encourage you to omit detailed discussion - and dating - of earlier
career experience - it's frankly
more likely to do
more harm than good.