I read that as an acknowledgement of the privilege to be able to easily find another job since he has sought after skills. Many people could not dream about quitting their job to "branch out".
But maybe I overlooked something.
But maybe I overlooked something.
For me, it’s redundant. Some people have more access to greater abilities than everyone else, and some people will be able pay their way to a more comfortable life than others, but it doesn’t mean we should have to provide recognition of that on behalf of everyone that can’t.
It's redundant and unnecessary (and redundant), but costs very little and avoids (some) pointless internet arguments. That's why I think these disclaimers are a trend right now.