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I'm inclined to go with the "more insidious explanation" that "the results merely reflect the discriminatory pattern of clicks from ordinary people". Though, I
by incision 14y ago
I'm inclined to go with the "more insidious explanation" that "the results merely reflect the discriminatory pattern of clicks from ordinary people". Though, I don't think it's necessarily discriminatory.
On the topic of *-sounding names...
I've worked at least one technical job where having having a "black" or even just generally "American" name would send a job application straight to the trash.
However, I'd expect any established employer to have an automatic background check / verification system in place, so a possibly suggestive Google search wouldn't be particularly relevant.
I'm thinking prospective dates are more likely to be Googling names than employers.
- Anechoic 14y agoI've worked at least one technical job where having having a "black" or even just generally "American" name would send a job application straight to the trash. Relevant: "Are Emily and Brendan More Employable than Lakisha and Jamal?" http://www.chicagobooth.edu/pdf/bertrand.pdf http://www.chicagobooth.edu/pdf/bertrand.pdf edit: I see martey beat me to it.