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Honestly, i'm curious as to what the jokes/taunts were. Maybe you just stumbled across something that's weird german humor? Since i am german i might be able to
by Mithaldu 12y ago
Honestly, i'm curious as to what the jokes/taunts were. Maybe you just stumbled across something that's weird german humor? Since i am german i might be able to give you an inside perspective. (Or confirm they're asshats.)
- tesseractive 12y agoIn general, if you make jokes that a member of another race would perceive as racist, you've already done something wrong, even if you don't perceive it as racist, but just as some sort of "weird" humor. If it made the interviewee feel unwelcome at the company, there is no possible explanation that would make this ok -- the simple fact that they feel excluded is what makes it not ok. Making people feel excluded, or even doing or saying things behind closed doors that would make people feel excluded if they knew about them, is part of the problem that makes people who are not part of the majority feel unwelcome in a company's culture, and in the industry as a whole.