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Atheists & Agnostics

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7. That's my take, too. If her skills are adequate and she were to be offered the job...

Mon Aug 14, 2017, 11:08 AM

Aug 2017

I'd be massively grateful that she would NOT be working at my location on a daily basis. The job's at an off-site facility.

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I just got an email from a job applicant which had... [View all] MANative Aug 2017 OP

Don't mention it in your rejection! Sedona Aug 2017 #1

Well aware! 30 years in HR has prepared me more than adequately. :) MANative Aug 2017 #2

Protected class? progressoid Aug 2017 #15

I suspect it's to get an inside track with a like-minded firm marylandblue Aug 2017 #4

That's when I run the other direction! MANative Aug 2017 #9

That's it exactly. trotsky Aug 2017 #13

This may be an indicator that the applicant TheDebbieDee Aug 2017 #6

Or just a prose-liar.... WillParkinson Aug 2017 #17

I would reject the applicant because... Binkie The Clown Aug 2017 #10

Sounds reasonable to me! MANative Aug 2017 #11

Send her to Oklahoma Runningdawg Aug 2017 #12

LOL - I might even offer to pay for the trip! MANative Aug 2017 #14

You're nicer than I am Brainstormy Aug 2017 #16

Make her pee in a cup. Freelancer Aug 2017 #18