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Topic	24 y/o Texas Girl is DENIED a JOB and the company HUMILIATES her!! Is She Hot???
LinkPizza 10/12/19 6:44:26 PM #99:	Aaantlion posted... It's not a matter of her being a party girl, it's a matter of her not having enough sense not to give those images to a prospective employer. If I was giving my social media information to a prospective employer, I'd first go in there and set anything that's potentially objectionable to private. The problem is what is objectionable. Most people wouldnt think a picture of a person in a swimsuit at a pool is bad. Or put having drinks with friends. Especially since it also feels like they would have been sexist about. I have no proof of that, but it seems like if it were a guy wearing Speedo (which would be less coverage), they would probably laugh... Aaantlion posted... You say that, but clearly they don't want to be associated with this kind of a person because of how she chooses to present herself. And her questionable judgment in this matter is pretty fucking huge sign that she can't be trusted to work on the company's social media But what kind a person was that? A person who has a life? And there was probably no way to win. With a bunch of stuff set to private, it might make them think youre hiding something. Or it might look like you dont have a life of friends because of the lack of pictures because people think they can use social media to fully understand a person. Which they cant because they can make up any story for any picture and make it look like youre a bad person... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:928685158] in 24 y/o Tex... [t:78059475]...</cite> <quote>Aaantlion posted...</cite> <quote>It's not a matter of her being a party girl, it's a matter of her not having enough sense not to give those images to a prospective employer. If I was giving my social media information to a prospective employer, I'd first go in there and set anything that's potentially objectionable to private. </quote> The problem is what is objectionable. Most people wouldnt think a picture of a person in a swimsuit at a pool is bad. Or put having drinks with friends. Especially since it also feels like they would have been sexist about. I have no proof of that, but it seems like if it were a guy wearing Speedo (which would be less coverage), they would probably laugh... Aaantlion posted...</cite> <quote>You say that, but clearly they don't want to be associated with this kind of a person because of how she chooses to present herself. And her questionable judgment in this matter is pretty fucking huge sign that she can't be trusted to work on the company's social media</quote> But what kind a person was that? A person who has a life? And there was probably no way to win. With a bunch of stuff set to private, it might make them think youre hiding something. Or it might look like you dont have a life of friends because of the lack of pictures because people think they can use social media to fully understand a person. Which they cant because they can make up any story for any picture and make it look like youre a bad person... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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