In real life, Humphrey-Hawkins did pass in '78, but it didn't really do much.
Let's turn it around and say it doesn't pass, but the discussion regarding it changes things a lot.
For example, people give great job hunting advice: you want to use action words in your resume without overdoing it and you generally want to limit your resume to one page unless you have a lot of direct experience, and so on and so forth, including advice a lot more sophisticated than this.
But what isn't discussed near as much is that there has been an erosion in the number of middle-class jobs.
But what if it were?
Let's turn it around and say it doesn't pass, but the discussion regarding it changes things a lot.
For example, people give great job hunting advice: you want to use action words in your resume without overdoing it and you generally want to limit your resume to one page unless you have a lot of direct experience, and so on and so forth, including advice a lot more sophisticated than this.
But what isn't discussed near as much is that there has been an erosion in the number of middle-class jobs.
But what if it were?