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Ending someone’s candidacy over an emoji you don’t understand seems premature at best. I know gay guys who use the nail polish emoji all the time at the end of
by ksenzee 2y ago
Ending someone’s candidacy over an emoji you don’t understand seems premature at best. I know gay guys who use the nail polish emoji all the time at the end of their sentences, for example. Any chance this guy was gay and just being a bit casual with a recruiter he got along with?
- hnbear 2y agoI wouldn’t want to guess orientation from email or emoji usage. That said, I hadn’t done the comms or calls, she had. That’s also why I commented - emoji usage is very confusing in some instances. Our recruiter took it as a fairly chauvinist comment, but maybe it was meant a different way. They were a marginal candidate, other comms weren’t great, this became one of the final factors. Generally I think emoji usage in comms to a recruiter or hiring manager is risky, regardless of emoji chosen.