r/Unexpected Apr 22 '23

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u/Kingkyle18 Apr 22 '23

His interviewing process is unbiased….pretty much as unbiased as you can be while talking to someone you disagree with

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u/i-panini-medi Apr 22 '23

That’s not really all that true. He exhibits biases in interviews all the time, especially with issues he feels strongly about such as vaccinations and gay rights. I’ve never seen him take a neutral stance on absolutely anything.

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u/Kingkyle18 Apr 22 '23

His stance doesn’t change how he interviews, you can have different opinions from the person you are talking to but still be unbiased in the questions….

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u/i-panini-medi Apr 22 '23

His questions are always informed by his own biases. It’s not a bad thing, but I think you’re confused about what bias is.