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Yes, it basically is illegal to let a non-lawyer give someone feedback. Not literally, but negligent of a company to allow.
by diminoten 8y ago
Yes, it basically is illegal to let a non-lawyer give someone feedback. Not literally, but negligent of a company to allow.
- ABCLAW 8y agoThe requirements to open yourself up to a discrimination lawsuit are fairly high. Legal doesn't have 'interview experience - net promoter score' or any other interview quality metrics as one of their KPIs, so they're happy to mandate the nuclear option because it gets work off their plate.
- jimbokun 8y agoCan you elaborate? What do these laws actually say?
- diminoten 8y agoIt's less about what the laws say and more about what the consequences of not following industry standard would be. If you explicitly flout standard and as a result get sued for violating one of the related hiring/discrimination laws, your investors may have a good case to sue you personally because you didn't act in the best interest of the company by opening your company up to that extra risk for no tangible benefit.