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Wait... those are the wrong things to say? They are practically textbook PR cliches. They are not necessarily what people would actually do, but they sound lik
by Gunax 7y ago
Wait... those are the wrong things to say? They are practically textbook PR cliches.
They are not necessarily what people would actually do, but they sound like the correct answer in interview-speak.
- geofft 7y agoEr, if the question is "How would you handle someone you manage telling you of sexual/racial discrimination," the correct cliche answer is absolutely not to say "I judge people by the content of their character and pretend the color of the skin doesn't exist," or some equivalent form like "If the behavior would be acceptable if the people in the situation had different gender/race, then it's definitely acceptable." That would count as ignoring a report of discrimination that you're legally obligated to not ignore. (We'd need to know more details about the question and the answer to be sure.)