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It's already fucked her life. This fiasco is going to be the top result of any future searches potential employers will see. This is just a pure god damn disgra

• Bootvis 13y ago
  I hope not, I hope that anyone that googles her is as outraged as we are and won't hold it against her. If she is interviewed by right minded people it might even be a nice thing to talk about.
  • feduphacker 13y ago
    This would have never reached the extent it did if most people were right minded. We are not the norm in America.
    • ptaipale 13y ago
      But, to find a job you don't need to please most people. You need to find just one "right-minded" employer. Whatever that means.
    • chc 13y ago
      That statement makes no sense. Most people were not involved in Kiera's case at all, so it cannot possibly reflect on "most people."
• ptaipale 13y ago
  True, but I expect that for a number of potential employers, it will increase her chances. Not everyone who goes a Google search on her name and finds things like this will immediately stop consider hiring her. Some will actually think it's positive. I could, for instance: it's certainly a demonstration that she has intellectual curiosity, which is good in some jobs. In some of the better jobs, actually. These jobs could be a minority, but in the end, you usually have only one job at a time anyway...
• 6d0debc071 13y ago
  Sounds like name-changing time. Though don't get me wrong, I do think it's absolutely disgusting to punish someone so disproportionately for something that should have been handled by a swift telling off.