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That was my first impression too. Facebook's process may very well suck, but it's likely that the real reason why this person didn't get the job was poor commun
by jeffreymcmanus 15y ago
That was my first impression too. Facebook's process may very well suck, but it's likely that the real reason why this person didn't get the job was poor communication skills.
Protip: a female over the age of 18 is generally referred to as a "woman," not a "girl," particularly when that person works in the part of the company that is responsible for enforcing rules about workplace sexism.
- MenaMena123 15y agoReally?? Who cares. Come on webster :)
- rick888 15y agoReally? "Girl" is considered sexist these days?
- jeffreymcmanus 15y agoPut it this way: if you're male, would you be OK with someone in a professional context calling you "boy"?
- rick888 15y ago"Boy", no. "Guy", yes. I guess I should be calling them "gals", instead. I'm sorry, but it just doesn't have the same connotation. "Girl" is not sexist and I'm going to continue to use it, even in a professional setting.
- jeffreymcmanus 15y agoEnjoy your limited career, then.