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7/22 I've found Google to be a good company. If you want a full-time job or
internship and I happen to know you on a first-name basis, contact me via
phone or email and I'll see what I can do to get you in.
darin @ csua, 314-283-1234.
\_ Can you get them to stop calling me?
\_ Don't bother applying if you're conservative.
\_ Let me guess. You blew the interview due to poor social skills,
and now you want to blame it on the liberal conspiracy to keep
the white man down?
\_ No, just following news reports. Have never interviewed with
Google.
\_ Which news reports?
\_ http://csua.org/u/ctm
\_ From that you assume that they "discriminate against
conservative hires?" You are really really stupid,
and you have likely never dealt with IT hiring.
\_ Is it "jump to conclusions" day? I said don't
bother applying. I didn't say they were
discriminating, I just got the impression that
they're raging lefties and you wouldn't want to be
around them. And you'd have to work with aaron.
Ick.
\_ Ooh, anonymous personal attacks. You are a
bright one.
GOOD. Kudos to Google for rejecting religious -/
and conservative ads. We're fed up, and it's
about time us liberals stand up to the bullying
of religious fuck heads.
\_ Don't compound "news reports" guy's stupidity with your own.
\_ I think it's probably fair to say the Google workplace is
fairly apolitical, but I do think the founders have a
left-wing bias, and this does reflect in some company
policies I find objectionable. Are you afraid to hang
out with liberals because you think they might contaminate
your precious bodily fluids? -- ilyas
\_ I'd hate to be in a work environment where the political
opinions of the people there affect policy at work. I'd
be afraid to give a conservative opinion without
retribution. ilyas, you work at Google? That raises my
opinion of the company.
\_ No, I do not. I interviewed at Google before I went
to UCLA, but did not get the job. They recently
contacted me again, I guess they ran out of all the
good people to hire. I think Google deserves a lot of
credit for enlightened things they do as a company.
I hope to see their good example followed. Having
said that, I disagree with many of their corporate
decisions. -- ilyas
\_ Well, I'm a liberal, and gay, and whatever Google
does I support them because they respect and
embrace diversity. I wish the Religious
dictators would just fuck off. GO GOOGLE. And
fuck you ilyas.
\_ You on the other hand don't seem to.
\_ Want to work at PlanetOut? Email me. -ausman
\_ He's a troll. Nobody is this dumb. -- ilyas |
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