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Sounds like the Harvard equivalent of "culture fit."
by cozzyd 8y ago
Sounds like the Harvard equivalent of "culture fit."
- gurkendoktor 8y agoIs culture fit typically being used to conceal discrimination? I always assumed that "culture fit" was actually about culture and personality. I don't even think it's necessarily an euphemism, I'd probably use these words to describe why I don't belong in a Java shop. Although, 90% of the time it probably means "must be friends with the CEO or willing to work overtime".