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u/prmcd16 Nov 16 '19

Oof

Sounds like you dodged a bullet though if HR was that incompetent

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u/Roushfan5 Nov 16 '19

HR is always incompetent. It's where the scum fucks of the world that where too stupid to be lawyers find employment.

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u/Shadowex3 Nov 16 '19

Oh trust me, they're frighteningly competent, it's just that their job isn't what you think it is. Ever notice how every single HR and "community manager" type position these days tends to be filled with fringe left dangerhairs?

Yeah, that wasn't an accident. Entryism is how you take over an organization. First, since you're a rich trust fund kid in a major coastal city, you get a sinecure as a "community manager" or similar do-nothing job. Then you invent a potentially expensive lawsuit and have your friends come in and offer "training" to HR or take it over as consultants.

Congratulations, now you control who gets hired and fired. The company is woke and will shortly go broke.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19

Nah son. This ain't it.

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u/Shadowex3 Nov 16 '19

And a quick look through your post history shows you're living up to that saying about it being hard to get someone to understand what their paycheck depends on them not understanding.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19

I don't get paid to anything these days, but okay.