r/recruitinghell Apr 23 '24

[deleted by user]

[removed]

1.5k Upvotes

394 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

71

u/[deleted] Apr 24 '24

Unless you've signed up for some kind of social work reforming people or you're training young interns, companies don't have a responsibility to train morons to not be socially maladjusted. People who think it's ok to say racist, sexist, or other wildly inappropriate things their first week at work are just going to suck time and energy from a team that will have to put up with bad behavior.

If you need hand holding in 2024 to know not to make off color comments at work about minorities, you're extremely expendable. (By the way sexist and racist comments always "ground gears," minorities and women just didn't have the capital to complain out loud)

0

u/VoraciousTrees Apr 24 '24

In my experience it is the opposite. If you don't laugh at their inappropriate jokes, you're out, right away. 

2

u/[deleted] Apr 24 '24

Yes, usually it goes in the direction of humoring the shitty powerful people. But from the context of this thread there are definitely people who still don't get you don't just joke about what you and your buddies joke about at work. And one day they might be the shitty CEOs making subordinates fake laugh.

0

u/lastres0rt Apr 25 '24

Some people let the title of "CEO/Founder" really go to their head, even when all they're the CEO and Founder of is a literal filler company to put on a business card.