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It also seems ageist. It sounds like it would exclude anyone more mature than Justin Bieber.
by wisty 15y ago
It also seems ageist. It sounds like it would exclude anyone more mature than Justin Bieber.
- jgrahamc 15y agoIt's actually "anything but just like us-ist", and with the rest of the ad saying they won't accept someone who uses Windows, and starting with "PG loves us" and continuing "We like to party. We are laser focused on work, but expect to get crunk at least once a month" I'd steer clear. They did one thing right though: they decided to be in stealth mode so we don't know who those fools are.
- felideon 15y agoI would, too [edit: stay clear]. We may be overreacting to what may have been a bad joke but the part regarding partying and "getting crunk" really pushed me into taking the post at face value.
- bvi 15y agoI've noticed a trend in posts like this. Some startups go out of their way to appear "cool". If you need silly phrases like "getting crunk" when you're looking to recruit someone...that's a red flag to me.
- achiral 15y agoYes. Always steer clear of any environment where one is expected to form close social bonds with others in a party situation. The best coworker is the one you communicate with via text, right?
- davidw 15y agoThe thing is, it's a professional relationship, not a friendship. If they need to fire you, they will. Sure, a friendship can form, but... I would say that true friendships are ones that have already weathered various changes of employer.
- mechanical_fish 15y agoIt's generally important that your coworkers know how to communicate via text... There are words that work in person, at a party, after several drinks, among friends that just do not work in text. Good writers know that. Sometimes bad writers learn that.
- adestefan 15y agoI didn't even get that far. I had no desire to click the link.
- narcissus 15y agoPersonally I didn't think "age", I thought "douchebags with popped collars"...
- adestefan 15y agoThat's the first thing that popped into my head. The worst part is I'm not even all that old, only 31. I had a serious reaction wondering if I would even consider working for anyone that posted a job ad like that. It gave me the same twitch that "rockstar programmer" does.