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>> I’d tell them to fuck off. I just tell them "this is something I do" and if that's a problem "I'm not giving that up". Leave it to them to end the interview
by phkahler 4y ago
>> I’d tell them to fuck off.
I just tell them "this is something I do" and if that's a problem "I'm not giving that up". Leave it to them to end the interview, no need to get an attitude.
- passterby 4y agoI understand the anger from the ancestor post... that this is "standard practice" in the purported "land of the free" is just fucked. but you do give a classier way to handle it which does leave the off chance that they'd make an 'exception' for some "special" candidate, still I wouldn't like to work in a place like that.
- danielvaughn 4y agolol I’m not being literal. I couldn’t imagine ever telling an employer literally to fuck off. But I’d decline any job offer that came with that string attached. No amount of money is worth the freedom to do what I want with my own time.