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Specifically, no HR would want to give specific and articulate reasoning without human review, it’s a liability.
by dannyw 3y ago
Specifically, no HR would want to give specific and articulate reasoning without human review, it’s a liability.
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoIt's a risk a lot of companies are willing to take if it saves them money though, see also: unsubstantiated bans from platforms like FB, Paypal, Youtube/Google, etc. A lot done via automation, because at those scales, hiring people to do it is expensive.
- yowzadave 3y agoThey may well reject applicants for dumb and automated reasons, but they would not inform the applicant of the reason for the rejection.
- latency-guy2 3y agoAnother thing to point out is that this subreddit is propaganda central for communists and socialists, I wouldn't be surprised if that thread is completely unsourced and provided by an individual with very little indication of being a genuine user of the reddit userbase. There's thousands of examples of it happening and going by virtually unnoticed. I was pointed to a thread a while ago of a Dell employee who supposedly committed suicide due to a workforce reduction in the parking lot of one of Dell's facilities in Texas [1][2]. The thread was quite popular, and I presume was on the front page of reddit. It seems like it was eventually taken down, but as many know about websites like reddit, it only needs to stay up a few hours to reach critical mass. [1] https://archive.ph/Bbyvc https://archive.ph/Bbyvc archive [2] https://old.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/17809vp/dell_technologies_employees_commits_suicide_in/ https://old.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/17809vp/dell_tech...