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It's more like not letting the CEO of your soccer ball manufacturer play on your team because he can't kick a soccer ball.
by wfunction 11y ago
It's more like not letting the CEO of your soccer ball manufacturer play on your team because he can't kick a soccer ball.
- ScottWhigham 11y agoI don't see how this is relevant - in this case, a coder was rejected for a coding position. If we substitute your case, you could re-state it as "A player was rejected for defender" (or attacker/etc). In your example, you've changed that to "A manager was rejected for defender". Not the same.