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Counterpoint: FAANG companies don’t ask about your political views in job interviews. If you’re volunteering them, you’re doing it wrong.
by babygoat 6y ago
Counterpoint: FAANG companies don’t ask about your political views in job interviews. If you’re volunteering them, you’re doing it wrong.
- fortnum 6y agohttps://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/23/the-job-interview-question-this-anti-racist-company-asks-applicants.html https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/23/the-job-interview-question-t...
- babygoat 6y agoThat’s not a FAANG company, but ok. You can write off your contempt for diversity, inclusion, etc. as a political view but it says more about you as a person. You’re likely difficult to work with and won’t treat your coworkers with respect. Why would anyone put up with that?
- fortnum 6y agoI think you made a lot of assumptions here which will be most likely wrong about most people. The whole diversity thing is extremely one-sided and biased and very much undiverse in nature. mrfusion made a very valid point in this context.
- babygoat 6y ago> The whole diversity thing is extremely one-sided and biased and very much undiverse in nature. Can you elaborate?
- fortnum 6y agoIts sole focus is on skin colour or how a person "identifies". Other factors are completely left out, e.g. the rampant ageism in the industry and that's just one factor not the only.
- babygoat 6y agoYeah I can see why you have a hard time hiding your “political views”, as you call them.
- fortnum 6y agoOh, so you were referring to my person? In that case any further discussion is probably pointless as you seem to resort to personal attacks and at that point you are close to Godwin. I'd return the compliment though, as you do not seem to have comprehended what point I - or for that matter mrfusion or the mentioned article - was trying to make but you seem to be too entrapped in your ideology. Fair enough </thread> If you completely change your response after my reply you of course distort the context once more.