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Not only gross, but wildly disrespectful in many cultures.
by poor_too_ 12y ago
Not only gross, but wildly disrespectful in many cultures.
- caente 12y agoAnything can be wildly disrespectful in some culture
- geofft 12y agoThere are a finite set of cultures. "Can be" isn't a particularly productive claim.
- bogomipz 12y agoBeing that its Netflix whose office is in California, it is American work culture we are talking about so yes this is considered disrespectful.
- ck425 12y agoWork culture varies hugely from company to company. If that's considered ok at Netflix that's their choice, if the the guy doesn't like it just don't work there.
- tomp 12y agoI find the "standard (American) work culture" wildly disrespectful. I mean, expecting people to wear standardized clothes and having them clock in and out? Are we in prison?
- hueving 12y ago>I mean, expecting people to wear standardized clothes and having them clock in and out? Are we in prison? Um, neither of those are true in any companies I worked at in the US except for a job in high school as a cash register attendee.
- sgarman 12y agoI would argue that Netflix has it's own culture, a company culture. Perhaps if the commenter was really put off by this he would not be a good fit and it would not work out for either of them. I know there are a lot of protected characteristics you can't use to make hiring decisions but this does not seem like one of them - seems like Netflix hires form all sorts of cultures and only people who are not offended by other cultures choices.