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There's quite a difference between saying "they have done..." vs "we have done".. IMO the latter implicates representation, the former does not.
by 0xFF0123 3y ago
There's quite a difference between saying "they have done..." vs "we have done".. IMO the latter implicates representation, the former does not.
- not_your_vase 3y agoHaha, imagine selling it to HR "Y-y-yes, I specifically emphasized that I work at State Farm so I know what's really going on, but I used 'they' to emphasize that this post has nothing to do with State Farm". But I guess this subthread is getting longer than it deserves to be. I'm not saying OP did anything wrong, but people use throwaway accounts with a reason. Employees have been terminated for much dumber reasons.