I landed multiple job offers after college. I feel that being open and honest about an upcoming medical procedure helped.

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Krystal Pulaski. Courtesy of Krystal PulaskiKrystal Pulaski switched her intended career path after soccer injuries led her to physical therapy. Pulaski's honesty about her knee surgery during job interviews helped her secure multiple offers.

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