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Based on the article it obviously isn’t widely enough known to prevent people from losing job offers over it.
by sumeno 5y ago
Based on the article it obviously isn’t widely enough known to prevent people from losing job offers over it.
- torstenvl 5y agoAnd in that scenario, Apple is the bad actor for referring to a non-C-suite employee as an associate, not the employer who fired someone over unverified information and poor assumptions?
- sumeno 5y agoThey weren’t fired, they had an offer revoked. But either way, two things can be bad at the same time