When a job applicant discloses information that could be seen as favorable by potential employers, other job candidates
A)must do the same in order to get hired.
B)will be seen as more unfavorable by potential employers.
C)will earn less compensation.
D)will be seen as more favorable by potential employers.

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When a job applicant discloses favorable information, it may set a new standard or expectation, potentially making other candidates without similar disclosures seem less favorable in comparison. This does not necessarily mean others must do the same to get hired, will earn less compensation, or will be seen as more favorable.

When a Job Applicant Discloses Information That Could Be Seen