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[quote]Yeah. No. [/quote]
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[quote]Yeah. No. [/quote]
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Please tell that to the HR managers who have to look through hundreds of resumes and assess each candidate based on very limited information.
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Please tell that to the HR managers who have to look through hundreds of resumes and assess each candidate based on very limited information.
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What
it
usually
comes
down
to
is
"well
i
have
these
3
candidates,
and
they
are
all
roughly
equal.
If
i
had
to
pick
one,
i
would
pick
the
one
who
is
the
least
likely
have
stuff
i
dont
know
about.
The
one
with
the
best
stereotype
behind
him.
Like
this
white
guy
from
a
middle-class
family,
and
not
that
black
guy
who
might
have
gained
his
diploma
simply
because
of
affirmative
action.
Maybe
he
did
not,
maybe
he
is
good,
but
why
take
a
risk?"
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4 |
What
it
usually
comes
down
to
is
"well
i
have
these
3
candidates,
and
they
are
all
roughly
equal.
If
i
had
to
pick
one,
i
would
pick
the
one
who
is
the
least
likely
have
stuff
i
dont
know
about.
The
one
with
the
best
stereotype
behind
him.
Like
this
white
guy
from
a
middle-class
family,
and
not
that
black
guy
who
might
have
gained
his
diploma
simply
because
of
affirmative
action.
Maybe
he
did
not,
but
why
take
a
risk?"
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[quote]you don't understand how discrimination works[/quote]
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6 |
[quote]you don't understand how discrimination works[/quote]
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7 |
Oh, please do explain. Do you imagine it as some dude with a goatee laughing manically and giving salutes to Hitler as he writes off yet another black candidate?
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Oh, please do explain. Do you imagine it as some dude with a goatee laughing manically and giving salutes to Hitler as he writes off yet another black candidate?
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