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I really like the part where they decided to just have her greet everyone and see how that went. That's a brilliant hack.
by DoreenMichele 6y ago
I really like the part where they decided to just have her greet everyone and see how that went. That's a brilliant hack.
- scpedicini 6y agoI don't know... I feel like putting her into that position exposed her to a lot of negative energy that she may not have necessarily received in the first place. If I personally was the brunt of all that crap, it would definitely get to me personally - so while I appreciate the company's approach ideologically I think emotionally it might've done more psychological damage to her in the long run.
- DoreenMichele 6y agoI have a great deal of trouble imagining that weeding out blatant sexist pigs in five minutes flat is somehow worse than working alongside one for months while he tries to pretend he's not but still cannot manage to actually have one iota of respect for her.
- scpedicini 6y agoYeah I see your point, it's unfortunate there is not an automated pre-interview system (like GPT meets Eliza) that could flag these people such that actual women aren't exposed to their toxicity.
- klyrs 6y agoAs a woman who has endured a standard helping of sexist toxicity in the workplace, I'd much rather front-load it like this rather than be surprised that my department hired yet another jerk.