Poll of the Day > 24 y/o Texas Girl is DENIED a JOB and the company HUMILIATES her!! Is She Hot???

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24 y/o Emily Clow (who looks older than she is) from Austin, Texas was SHOCKED when the company she applied for PUBLICLY SHAMED her by sharing one of her BIKINI pics on instagram and said "looking or a professional marketer, not a bikini model"!!

She applied to Kickass Masterminds that later posted a picture of her in a caption as emily has called them out for objectifying her and has since received more than 2000 likes on twitter.

The company was founded by female entrepreneur, Sara Christensen who has disabled or privatized all of its accounts due to the response

The original instagram post has been deleted but was reposted by twitter account@SheRatesDogs talking about the company telling people NOT to hire Emily because of her photos that seems to paint her as UNINTELLIGENT

Emily said "I was objectified earlier today by a company because of a picture of me in a bikini. They claimed it made me 'unprofessional'. I am still baffled that the company handled it in such a manner"

She has since received overwhelming response from users to her defense and calling out the company for public shaming as Emily thanked people, particularly women for the support

Sara said "The woman in question was not disqualified beause of her social media profile. In fact, she was not disqualified at all. There was no communication to her saying she was dq'd She requested i removed it and i did immediately and i apologize"

Sara says they were looking for "serious" people who cared about their careers and not people who "party" all the time which is how she saw Emily's public instagram profile and not someone who was serious of a career in marketing

But Emily disputes that and knew right away from that post that she didn't get the job as a company would not post that looking to tell people not to hire her because of her photos.

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Full Throttle posted...

24 y/o Emily Clow (who looks older than she is) from Austin, Texas was SHOCKED when the company she applied for PUBLICLY SHAMED her by sharing one of her BIKINI pics on instagram and said "looking or a professional marketer, not a bikini model"!!

She applied to Kickass Masterminds that later posted a picture of her in a caption as emily has called them out for objectifying her and has since received more than 2000 likes on twitter.

Is she seriously surprised that a company with a name like that would do something unconventional or unprofessional?

Full Throttle posted...

Emily said "I was objectified earlier today by a company because of a picture of me in a bikini. They claimed it made me 'unprofessional'. I am still baffled that the company handled it in such a manner"

...well, they're not entirely wrong about it being unprofessional. After all, she submitted the social media profile to them. And the company has a valid gripe about those kinds of social media issues, although their handling of it was unprofessional even if they pretty clearly tried to conceal her identity and nobody likely would have known it was her unless she cried foul.
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not my type/10
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Bitch needs a cheeseburger

Not hot at all and fair, next.
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Its was just a bikini pic. Companies are dumb these days. Whatever. She can find a better place, anyway...
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She's average, but the company is completely in the wrong.
It's just a pic of her in a swimsuit, it's not even a "bikini," and its her personal social media account.

And lol @ "marketing is a serious profession!"
Did they forget rule #1? Sex sells. They probably have put out advertisements w/ girls in swimsuits.

It's a shame that it's basically impossible for regular people to boycott an advertising firm, but I hope the company goes under.

Oh no, a random THOT who objectified herself has been objectified... She must be a victim.

She looks like a crack whore. Huge pass.
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streamofthesky posted...

And lol @ "marketing is a serious profession!"
Did they forget rule #1? Sex sells. They probably have put out advertisements w/ girls in swimsuits.

Marketing is more than just advertising and clearly that body isn't selling, considering the poll results so far (6 no, 4 average, 2 cute, and only ONE yes >_>)
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Some pictures, she looks good. Other ones, not as much...
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Full Throttle posted...

Sara said "The woman in question was not disqualified beause of her social media profile. In fact, she was not disqualified at all. There was no communication to her saying she was dq'd"

She didn't come right out and say it but it is certainly implied by the comments. Also LOL at a company called "Kickass Masterminds" talking about professionalism.
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Keebs05 posted...

Also LOL at a company called "Kickass Masterminds" talking about professionalism.

It seems like the kind of company with job listings like "social media ninja" and "digital marketing rockstar."
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xjayguyx posted...

Bitch needs a cheeseburger

this....she's far too thin
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@The_tall_midget posted...

Oh no, a random THOT who objectified herself has been objectified... She must be a victim.

She looks like a crack whore. Huge pass.

Wtf why would you side with people who dont want women to wear bikinis?

I like seeing women in bikinis.
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The company can choose to not hire her because of that. Where they went wrong though is publicly telling that. Whoever made that decision is a moron.

So fucking dumb.
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Lol at a name like kick-ass masterminds being professional

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Fucked up, but also 100% valid.
Don't post shit on social media you wouldn't want potential employers to see.
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DocDelicious posted...

Fucked up, but also 100% valid.
Don't post shit on social media you wouldn't want potential employers to see.

what is posted that you should be afraid of employers seeing? oh no I was in a pool with pool clothing what a shameful display
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TheSlinja posted...

DocDelicious posted...

Fucked up, but also 100% valid.
Don't post shit on social media you wouldn't want potential employers to see.

what is posted that you should be afraid of employers seeing? oh no I was in a pool with pool clothing what a shameful display

Being at a pool doing pool things is not professional. You wouldn't come to an interview in shorts and sandals so why would you show them pictures of you chilling out?
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Of course this happened in Texas. Just thing that proves how shitty this state is.
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Kyuubi4269 posted...

TheSlinja posted...

DocDelicious posted...

Fucked up, but also 100% valid.
Don't post shit on social media you wouldn't want potential employers to see.

what is posted that you should be afraid of employers seeing? oh no I was in a pool with pool clothing what a shameful display

Being at a pool doing pool things is not professional. You wouldn't come to an interview in shorts and sandals so why would you show them pictures of you chilling out?

sonwhat are you allowed to post on social media?
playing games? not professional
watching a movie? not professional
out with friends? not professional

whats the point of them wanting to see your social media if they are afraid to see anything actually social on it
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She looks good, but hot is a stretch. I'd smash and dash.

TheSlinja posted...

whats the point of them wanting to see your social media if they are afraid to see anything actually social on it

Don't give it to them if it's not appropriate. Fyi, some people take pictures of their work or places they eat indicating status. There are professional uses.
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TheSlinja posted...

Kyuubi4269 posted...

TheSlinja posted...

DocDelicious posted...

Fucked up, but also 100% valid.
Don't post shit on social media you wouldn't want potential employers to see.

what is posted that you should be afraid of employers seeing? oh no I was in a pool with pool clothing what a shameful display

Being at a pool doing pool things is not professional. You wouldn't come to an interview in shorts and sandals so why would you show them pictures of you chilling out?

sonwhat are you allowed to post on social media?
playing games? not professional
watching a movie? not professional
out with friends? not professional

whats the point of them wanting to see your social media if they are afraid to see anything actually social on it

The only reason to post pictures of yourself in a pool, or in a bathing suit at all, is to show off your body. It's incredibly unprofessional.

Being out with friends is similarly unprofessional. Certain situations are acceptable but anything that shows you with an alcoholic drink in your hand is not ok.

No one wants to see you playing games or watching movies, but either way, not professional. Having an interest in things like that shows a lack of drive.

I'm just as lazy and unprofessional as anyone out there but you do need to curate the image you put forth on social media, especially when you're job hunting. I cannot tell you how many times my company has decided not to hire/promote someone based on the things they post online.
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TheSlinja posted...

Kyuubi4269 posted...

TheSlinja posted...

DocDelicious posted...

Fucked up, but also 100% valid.
Don't post shit on social media you wouldn't want potential employers to see.

what is posted that you should be afraid of employers seeing? oh no I was in a pool with pool clothing what a shameful display

Being at a pool doing pool things is not professional. You wouldn't come to an interview in shorts and sandals so why would you show them pictures of you chilling out?

sonwhat are you allowed to post on social media?
playing games? not professional
watching a movie? not professional
out with friends? not professional

whats the point of them wanting to see your social media if they are afraid to see anything actually social on it

I agree with this. Why do people have to not live their life to get a job. Should I not hanging out at the beach with friends because Im only in swim trunks? Should I not go to my sisters birthday party? Stuff like that. Those arent professional. Buy theyre not unprofessional, either. Being in a pool isnt unprofessional... Not to mention that her bathing suit isnt even that bad considering the ones Ive seen before...

Kyuubi4269 posted...

TheSlinja posted...

whats the point of them wanting to see your social media if they are afraid to see anything actually social on it

Don't give it to them if it's not appropriate. Fyi, some people take pictures of their work or places they eat indicating status. There are professional uses.

Did she give it to them? They could have just found it...
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LinkPizza posted...

Did she give it to them?

Aaantlion posted...

After all, she submitted the social media profile to them.

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DocDelicious posted...

The only reason to post pictures of yourself in a pool, or in a bathing suit at all, is to show off your body. It's incredibly unprofessional.

Being out with friends is similarly unprofessional. Certain situations are acceptable but anything that shows you with an alcoholic drink in your hand is not ok.

No one wants to see you playing games or watching movies, but either way, not professional. Having an interest in things like that shows a lack of drive.

I'm just as lazy and unprofessional as anyone out there but you do need to curate the image you put forth on social media, especially when you're job hunting. I cannot tell you how many times my company has decided not to hire/promote someone based on the things they post online.

And thats dumb. And I hope I never work at a place that doesnt like me living my life. I also dont agree. I take pictures when Im in a bathing suit. Usually, its with friends, or someone taking picture while were playing the pool. Or sometimes relaxing in the hot tub. But its not to show off our bodies. Its just us in the pool or hot tub.

I also dont think pictures of people playing games in unprofessional, either. My cousin found a bunch of pictures of his friends and cousins playing games at his house for a party. Because the families are always taking pictures of us. I wouldnt say its unprofessional. Its life.

I can understand while holding a drink might look bad. But Its also shouldnt end someones life, either. Especially since it could have been a party. Not to mention, it could be a virgin drink. And you can be tagged in stuff without you knowing.

Personally, I would do stuff differently if I hired people. To actually hire people based on what they can do instead of social media, unless that was also part of their job...
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Kyuubi4269 posted...

LinkPizza posted...

Did she give it to them?

Aaantlion posted...

After all, she submitted the social media profile to them.

Youre quoting Zeus. Who is another person from the person who wrote the article... Did he find another article or something where they say that, or is he just assuming?
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Aaantlion posted...

...well, they're not entirely wrong about it being unprofessional. After all, she submitted the social media profile to them.

It was a public profile. I don't see anything there saying that she specifically submitted it to them.

Aaantlion posted...

And the company has a valid gripe about those kinds of social media issues,

Not really. This notion of policing people's private lives for "unprofessional behaviour" is thoroughly ridiculous. You don't need to be professional when you're not doing anything work-related. If she were actively speaking ill of the company (or prior employers)? Sure, that's damaging. If she were wearing her work uniform while doing something objectionable? Sure, that's damaging. But nobody thinks less of a company because one of its employees has a picture on their instagram of themselves at the beach in a bikini. That's just stupid.
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Facepalm and a wag of the finger to people defending the company.
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That looks like a one piece to me. It looks connected on the sides.

ASlaveObeys posted...

That looks like a one piece to me. It looks connected on the sides.

I believe it is...
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I bet that slut has pictures of her exposed ankles up as well
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Blighboy posted...

I bet that slut has pictures of her exposed ankles up as well

Probably doesnt even wear gloves 24/7 to hide her hands...
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DocDelicious posted...

Fucked up, but also 100% valid.
Don't post shit on social media you wouldn't want potential employers to see.

Basically. My last job didn't want you posting anything that looks bad on them. That's understandable.
Still this is for the hiring process and public social media things will draw attention. Negative or not.
Don't make things public if you don't want the public to see.
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wwinterj25 posted...

DocDelicious posted...

Fucked up, but also 100% valid.
Don't post shit on social media you wouldn't want potential employers to see.

Basically. My last job didn't want you posting anything that looks bad on them. That's understandable.
Still this is for the hiring process and public social media things will draw attention. Negative or not.
Don't make things public if you don't want the public to see.

I dont think she cares if the public saw. Mostly because it was nothing bad. The company is just dumb...
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wwinterj25 posted...

DocDelicious posted...

Fucked up, but also 100% valid.
Don't post shit on social media you wouldn't want potential employers to see.

Basically. My last job didn't want you posting anything that looks bad on them. That's understandable.
Still this is for the hiring process and public social media things will draw attention. Negative or not.
Don't make things public if you don't want the public to see.

she was at a pool, in a swim suit

Fucking hell...

You have the right to objectify yourself on social media as a sausage carousel rider, much like companies have the right to not associate with you for it.
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LinkPizza posted...

I dont think she cares if the public saw.

Then this is a none story.

streamofthesky posted...

she was at a pool, in a swim suit

She's also not part of the companies image.
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Lol, no one at that company goes swimming or enjoys life. Classic winter.

Suggesting that a company that you don't even work for, has the right to publicly shame you for your social media account, is some "I'm a-ok with living under an authoritarian, fascist regime as long as I get paid a few pennies for not contributing" mentality.
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SunWuKung420 posted...

Lol, no one at that company goes swimming or enjoys life. Classic winter.

I see Sunny has difficulty reading what I typed and has got onto his soapbox. Classic Sunny.
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NightMareBunny posted...

xjayguyx posted...

Bitch needs a cheeseburger

this....she's far too thin

Stop skinnyshaming.

TheSlinja posted...

DocDelicious posted...

Fucked up, but also 100% valid.
Don't post shit on social media you wouldn't want potential employers to see.

what is posted that you should be afraid of employers seeing? oh no I was in a pool with pool clothing what a shameful display

She gave them the profile and therefore knew that they'd see whatever she didn't have set as private. That's the image of herself she wanted to present. Not anything professional, but instead wearing a relatively risque swimsuit.

LinkPizza posted...

Did she give it to them? They could have just found it...

adjl posted...

It was a public profile. I don't see anything there saying that she specifically submitted it to them.

The image in question literally mentions that she chose to share it.

adjl posted...

Not really. This notion of policing people's private lives for "unprofessional behaviour" is thoroughly ridiculous. You don't need to be professional when you're not doing anything work-related. If she were actively speaking ill of the company (or prior employers)? Sure, that's damaging. If she were wearing her work uniform while doing something objectionable? Sure, that's damaging. But nobody thinks less of a company because one of its employees has a picture on their instagram of themselves at the beach in a bikini. That's just stupid.

Maybe 50 years ago that might have been valid, but we live in the social media age when your off-the-job conduct can have a *direct* impact on your employers. More importantly, why would you choose to share unprofessional images with a potential employer?
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Aaantlion posted...

She gave them the profile and therefore knew that they'd see whatever she didn't have set as private. That's the image of herself she wanted to present. Not anything professional, but instead wearing a relatively risque swimsuit.

She probably had more than one picture, I would think... And even then, you cant always get an actual look at a persons life based on social media. Some people put like one or two pictures up ever. Lots of people I know only put pictures up when they go somewhere to have fun. To think someone is partying all the time because they put pictures up with their friends is dumb. And there seems to be only one swimsuit picture that they used. In the end, its just a picture of her living her life. The people saying she dodged a bullet were right. She can go to an actual good company that doesnt tell you to not live your life.

Aaantlion posted...

She gave them the profile and therefore knew that they'd see whatever she didn't have set as private.

The image in question literally mentions that she chose to share it.

More importantly, why would you choose to share unprofessional images with a potential employer?

Are you talking about on the picture? Because theyre also shaming her and seemed to lie about doing it. Im not even sure if I believe them saying she did share it. If it was public, they probably couldve easily found it.

wwinterj25 posted...

Then this is a none story.

Youre right? She shouldnt have been shamed the way she was... But because the company shamed her and acted like people dont wear bathing suits when swimming, it became a story. Also, apparently lying and stuff...
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lihlih posted...

Of course this happened in Texas. Just thing that proves how shitty this state is.

Yeah what's so great about dumb old texas
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Lol I'd rather be on a soapbox advocating against this type of aberrant behavior instead of on one defending it.
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wait till any employers dig up our gfaqs accounts and find out we have been playing games *shudder*
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LinkPizza posted...

Youre right?

Most the time I am yes. This is one of those cases.

SunWuKung420 posted...

Lol I'd rather be on a soapbox advocating against this type of aberrant behavior instead of on one defending it.

I know you're old Sunny so social media maybe alien to you. However most companies these days are fussy with what they have associated with their image. This includes but is not limited to social media posts. My own personal beliefs do not matter. What the company thinks of me in a job interview however would. Maybe this is a lesson to some folk who love to put everything about themselves online. I doubt it though because she's clearly the victim and people are getting dumber.
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If they don't want to hire because of a person's social media, that's fine. I'm talking about shaming a person publicly.

It's also possible to not post your workplace on your social media and to set things private so it can't be found via google. But I guess since your jobless, you may not know how to access the internet properly.
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wwinterj25 posted...

Maybe this is a lesson to some folk who love to put everything about themselves online. I doubt it though because she's clearly the victim and people are getting dumber.

Well, also because its a dumb move on the companys part. They rather hire people who dont have personal lives rather than people who could do the job, it seems. And they only hurt themselves. But hiring based on boring social media profiles and then publicly shaming someone, they give themselves a bad image. And she is the victim. They were basically trying to ruin her life by telling others not to hire her because shes a normal human being. That companys not much better than that reporter that went through that other guys social media to find something he wrote when he was young and dumb...
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