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What kind of person would consider going or being interviewed after they heard that statement? Regardless if they wore a suit and brought their mother to the e
by jtr_47 8y ago
What kind of person would consider going or being interviewed after they heard that statement? Regardless if they wore a suit and brought their mother to the event. It shows that you may be interested but are testing the waters? If this person really wanted the job, it looks like she would have done almost anything to get it.
I do not condone the behavior of either party involved. But at least one person should be strong enough to say no thanks, I don't believe in compromising my integrity for an interview with those requirements attached. I'd report this to HR ASAP too.
peace.
- moate 8y agoSpoken like someone who's never been jobless long enough to wonder when, not if, the electricity is going to be turned off... Great that you have such high moral standards. Here's the thing: You're victim blaming. This is a bad look. This sort of "there are bad people on both sides" choice is ignoring that you're only condemning her behavior because she responded to his horrible behavior. She did report this behavior to google. She also said she didn't have sex with the guy, and only gave him a neck massage after constant badgering. TL;dr- You're being part of the problem here bro, and you need to knock that off if you want to maintain this air of moral superiority.