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It's likely they're referring to the person's attractiveness as a potential candidate, not their physical appearance.
by polityagent 8y ago
It's likely they're referring to the person's attractiveness as a potential candidate, not their physical appearance.
- LaGrange 8y agoAnd yet, it boils down to the same issue, and the issue with interviews in general: they're highly subjective in ways that often end up exclusionary (and in specific, racist and sexist), with a significant amount of smoke and mirrors (of varying levels of annoyance) designed to distract both sides from what's actually happening.
- watwut 8y agoHere it was quite clearly used to express the idea of "makes other people less want to give you job" rather then anything vaguely subjective.