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The only real answer would be "How do you expect applicants to be honest when you're not?"
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"Well, sorry to say, you're not able to judge something you have no expertise in. Allow me to give you an example; right now, I think you're underperforming as an HR person and the company should consider letting you go because you're not delivering value chasing off perfectly good technical talent with your bullshit. How does that make you feel, Karen?"
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@SortOfTested that would be a bad example of an inability to judge correctly
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mr-user13495y@SortOfTested
I just look it up. I can't believe Karen is a slang.
I haven't meet Karen but I would have been annoy if I even meet one. -
@mr-user just look for the Karen trademark hairstyle, and then walk the other direction.
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