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Is it really this way? "The average person" has never heard of either of these people.

• apocalyptic0n3 6y ago
  You don't need to have heard of everyone in an interview. An interviewer being able to introduce you as someone of authority (which Bray surely is) who wasn't fired, but quit in protest should (keyword, of course) give the layman enough information about you to at least listen to what you're saying. And given that the spotlight was put very squarely on him in the last week already, there's a chance that people have already seen news reports about his resignation, which would help with that a little more. That's all hypothetical, though. I'm curious if there is any studies/hard data on the effectiveness of the two situations in reaching the public. Maybe I'll try to do some digging this weekend.