3 ms·
Maybe they would be able to make a better hiring decision. Of course, especially when almost anyone can say anything, unchallenged, in a court filing "He was e
by OGinparadise 14y ago
Maybe they would be able to make a better hiring decision.
Of course, especially when almost anyone can say anything, unchallenged, in a court filing "He was emotionally abusive" or the "he was a very messy person."
But fear not, soon enough everyone will be part of the system, one way or another.
- cma 14y agoThey could do the same thing in a blog post; they could even get the blog post notarized if they wanted to.
- OGinparadise 14y agoYes and no. For example during divorce they are trying to convince a judge and by extension get a lot more money, custody etc etc. So, the incentives to lie and dramatize things are much higher, for most people, during the divorce (or civil suit or...) case.
- cma 14y agoAnd what would blind employers to that incentive? There is also a counter-incentive known as perjury. Should we ban blogs because they allow for anonymous accusations that someone's employer might see?