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not me but someone i know got down to the last two and the company would have been happy with either - they went with the other top candidate. turns out when t
by jgamman 10y ago
not me but someone i know got down to the last two and the company would have been happy with either - they went with the other top candidate. turns out when they are in that position, they choose the least represented demographic/gender/background to include in their team. sounds reasonable, not sure if it's true but you can't really fault the intent.
- FT_intern 10y agothe intent being to discriminate based on a protected class. Yes it can be faulted.