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They fit in fine, as far as job functions are concerned. It's explicitely not ok for 'social fit' to be a firing offence, isn't it? That's another word for "No
by JoeAltmaier 5y ago
They fit in fine, as far as job functions are concerned.
It's explicitely not ok for 'social fit' to be a firing offence, isn't it? That's another word for "Not our kind of person" which opens an ugly door.
Parties targeting one person are so, so problematic. Nobody asked anybody to 'accomodate' this person. They asked to be left alone, which is literally zero accomodation.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> explicitely not ok for 'social fit' to be a firing offence, isn't it? Most employment is at will. That permits firing someone for not being a good fit. (You can't define "fit" however you feel. But someone not getting along with their colleagues and not responding to feedback would generally be fireable for it.)
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