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I'd rather hire a foreigner

• gamechangr 14y ago
  I couldn't help see the Irony. The writer was from Nigeria. I totally support hiring the best person for the job and hope that one day foreigners will be seen as better (more creative, capable) instead of just "push themselves" which usually translates to "works more hours".
• hugh4life 14y ago
  This guy isn't making anything important anyway. He isn't needed here nor are the foreigners he wants to hire.
• greenyoda 14y ago
  In the U.S. it's illegal for employers to discriminate on the basis of national origin. So non-immigrant U.S. citizens who got rejected by his company could now use Ayeni's own words in this interview as evidence in a lawsuit against him.
  • gte910h 14y ago
    I think this is only for companies over 49 people right? So as long as he has small co's he's fine with that opinion/approach no matter how iffy it is.
• digitalWestie 14y ago
  In the article the writer references "Europeans" - I wonder if they are Western Europeans or otherwise?