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With posts like this: https://twitter.com/ingegeerdens/status/456228757569695744 https://twitter.com/ingegeerdens/status/456228757569695744 Then how does anybo

by Zenst 13y ago

With posts like this: https://twitter.com/ingegeerdens/status/456228757569695744 https://twitter.com/ingegeerdens/status/456228757569695744 Then how does anybody take her seriously? Is it the lack of women in IT and business that make people more tollerant of such clear shortcommings, like that twitter post and her major snafu in people managment skills this article outlays. Especialy for somebody who proclaims to be some kind of staff recruitment expert.

klausa 13y ago
I fail to see how believing conspiracy theories would interfere with her ability to recruit good people. While the post was certainly beyond ridiculous, let's not get ahead of ourselves and most definitely don't start any pointless and damaging witchhunt here.
- Zenst 13y ago
  Oh her post reagrding the topic was indicative of her recruitment ability for me. This conspiracy which is clear to most interlectuals would easily be dismissed due to source alone and to panda towards such poor information is to me and many a sign of weakness, again non conducive towards stable manager. Anybody who is easily lead by such a clear conspiracy is also the type to be in denial of the facts as indicated by this post about not understanding why a sacked employee did not jump thru hoops out of hours later on. We see it, anybody reading it see's it and she did not until after it went viral and enough comments enabled reality to set in that she eventualy realised her mistake and instead of admitting it, she just deleted it and pretended it never happened. That is the relevance, and indicative that for some this person is not very credible. Employers go thru social media all the time and way it against you, it works both ways. No witch hunt, rememebr this is instigated by her, everybody is just stating the obvious that she failed too see and then when she did, delete/denaial mode. no witch hunt, just trying to understand the type of person who would make such a post in the first place and if it was out of character or indicative of there mindset. But any debate can be deemed a witchhunt, just does not distract from the facts. So more a facthunt.
- xxs 13y ago
  The source is "Daily Mail". Pretty much sums it all: if she believes that conspiracy and its source she could easily believe that her own lack of continuity makes perfect sense.
ctdonath 13y ago
At this point, conspiracies have just as much evidence as Occam's Razor regarding that plane's disappearance. The theory is pretty well out there, yet still fits what is known and not completely absurd. What amuses/occupies people outside of work should be largely ignored insofar as it has nothing to do with work. Most people who are interesting/talented hold views others find ... weird.

by Zenst 13y ago

klausa 13y ago

I fail to see how believing conspiracy theories would interfere with her ability to recruit good people. While the post was certainly beyond ridiculous, let's not get ahead of ourselves and most definitely don't start any pointless and damaging witchhunt here.

Zenst 13y ago
Oh her post reagrding the topic was indicative of her recruitment ability for me. This conspiracy which is clear to most interlectuals would easily be dismissed due to source alone and to panda towards such poor information is to me and many a sign of weakness, again non conducive towards stable manager. Anybody who is easily lead by such a clear conspiracy is also the type to be in denial of the facts as indicated by this post about not understanding why a sacked employee did not jump thru hoops out of hours later on. We see it, anybody reading it see's it and she did not until after it went viral and enough comments enabled reality to set in that she eventualy realised her mistake and instead of admitting it, she just deleted it and pretended it never happened. That is the relevance, and indicative that for some this person is not very credible. Employers go thru social media all the time and way it against you, it works both ways. No witch hunt, rememebr this is instigated by her, everybody is just stating the obvious that she failed too see and then when she did, delete/denaial mode. no witch hunt, just trying to understand the type of person who would make such a post in the first place and if it was out of character or indicative of there mindset. But any debate can be deemed a witchhunt, just does not distract from the facts. So more a facthunt.
xxs 13y ago
The source is "Daily Mail". Pretty much sums it all: if she believes that conspiracy and its source she could easily believe that her own lack of continuity makes perfect sense.

ctdonath 13y ago

At this point, conspiracies have just as much evidence as Occam's Razor regarding that plane's disappearance. The theory is pretty well out there, yet still fits what is known and not completely absurd. What amuses/occupies people outside of work should be largely ignored insofar as it has nothing to do with work. Most people who are interesting/talented hold views others find ... weird.