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Takeaway seems to be if you receive an invite from a rando HR person, decline that meeting. Edit: Also PR speak is one of the most unbecoming things I've heard
by c0nducktr 3y ago
Takeaway seems to be if you receive an invite from a rando HR person, decline that meeting.
Edit: Also PR speak is one of the most unbecoming things I've heard in my life. I know there's HR people here in this thread, so to them: Try to at least act like your human.
- fullspectrumdev 3y agoThat’s been my policy for a few years - if HR drop a meeting in my calendar, no matter what it’s for, ignore it until I’ve spoken to my direct manager. Most of the time it’s been harmless, but there have been a couple of instances early in my career where I really should have had a legal representative before agreeing to anything.
- justin66 3y agoMaybe if you combine that approach with hiding under your desk when anyone walks by, it will be literally impossible to fire you.
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- op00to 3y ago> Takeaway seems to be if you receive an invite from a rando HR person, decline that meeting. Uh, you'll still get terminated if you skip the meeting. It's not like that's the One Big Loophole companies don't want you to know.