"I was interviewing someone who had previously worked at the American embassy in his home country. The language barrier was very difficult and he was having a tough time with the interview. Part way through, he showed me some certificates he received from the embassy job, as awards for good work. The conversation then went like this:
Me: Can you tell me the story about some of these awards?
Him: Huh?"
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Anthony 3 year s ago
#18. "had the n- word in his email on his resume (interviewee was white if it matters)."
Sadly, it does matter, but it shouldn't. Just the usual double standard we're all used to.
Sadly, it does matter, but it shouldn't. Just the usual double standard we're all used to.
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Martin 3 year s ago
Anthony, why would you even want to use that word?
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Alan 3 year s ago
Martin,
I am curious as well. There's three white guys, two Mexicans, an Indian and four black guys and one black girl at my office. The blacks use the N-WORD in every third sentence.
I am curious as well. There's three white guys, two Mexicans, an Indian and four black guys and one black girl at my office. The blacks use the N-WORD in every third sentence.
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Mira 3 year s ago
... and at the end of the day job goes to some nephew of the owner/co-owner, who dropped out of school, ruined family business, got fired from the gas station, and stinks like weed refinement plant.
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Bertram 3 year s ago
#15 Just take the blowjob she offers and hire that lady!
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Zadie 3 year s ago
#14 creatinve thinking. Best engineer you will ever get. Just do not let her communicate with customers :-)
Sadly, it does matter, but it shouldn't. Just the usual double standard we're all used to.
I am curious as well. There's three white guys, two Mexicans, an Indian and four black guys and one black girl at my office. The blacks use the N-WORD in every third sentence.