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Similarly, calling thirty-somethings "old" is...maybe insensitive? I dunno, maybe it's ageist. I don't know if I'd want to dignify it by calling it "ageist."
by kafkaesq 11y ago
Similarly, calling thirty-somethings "old" is...maybe insensitive? I dunno, maybe it's ageist.
I don't know if I'd want to dignify it by calling it "ageist." But it's definitely a very callow, naive thing to say.
- jlebar 11y ago> But it's definitely a very callow, naive thing to say. Agreed. Doesn't sound like the kind of place I'd want to work. Possibly a bad business strategy. I'm merely disagreeing with the author's explicit claim that the CEO's attitude is morally equivalent to saying "this is a whites-only workplace". I find that pretty offensive, frankly.
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