Feminist programmer denied a job and blames sexism (uwutm8)

[Benchbra]

What she wore to an interview....

[Nomex]

guess she didnt get the formal wear to any interview memo

[cheatday247]

she was showing cleavage which would potentially distract colleagues if done on a regular basis
or she's fat
or both

either way, would not hire/10 (srs)

[JohnyyBravo]

Ye lets blame men for not getting a job

























































woman logic of peace

[zdream]

lmao

[LMW]

so angry she can't even speak

speaks

[Dennis71]

she looks like shes about to go to her Diversity Gender Senior seminar class...



lol, at looking put together and formal.
Her attire isnt sexual. Its something you see girls wearing around college campuses all day.




dumbass women

[sammywatkins]

Ayyyyy lmao

[cjmadscientist]

there's a lot of young people who have zero clue as to what one should wear to an interview


if you'd wear it every day to work (which she probably would), it's probably not formal enough for an interview

obviously, suit and tie jobs remain on the interview level of clothing

[tential]

red skater skirt is professional now?
Edit: lol at if she was a man would it matter what she was wearing... god this getting out of hand...

[Huke]

Well, she doesn't look like she's on her way to the club but she doesn't look like she's on her way to a job interview either.

[NonSmoker]

F*ck off bitch... I applied to over 25 programming positions this summer and only got one call back. Cry some more.


TRIGGERED/10

[Bolix]

She's fat and ugly but that's not inappropriate clothes or anything. I mean, I'm wearing shorts and a tshirt right now rofl.

Should have just told her she wasn't a good culture fit.

[BoneSkinny]

brb Apply for professional position
brb Dress like a 16 year old going through goth phase
brb Not hired
brb Blame men

I didn't hire some girl today because she showed up in jeans.

brb I'm sexist

[tential]

That purse with that outfit? Biitch please!

[Griggz]

i guess her fat ass broke the heels off her shoes from walking a quarter of a mile? Because those look like boots to me

[Curlzbrah]

In a professional environment the way she came to the interview is a no-no. If it was more of a laid-back programming environment, her dress was totally fine.

But obviously she didn't get denied only because of her clothes (which ofc could be enough to not give her the job already), but also because she came off as not professional.

[Gainzzz]

I'm almost certain an employer would not straight up say 'you looked more like you were about to go clubbing' as a reason not to hire someone.

[gottalooksharp]

brb going to apply for a job at a country club wearing jeans and a t shirt

[ALLUCANEATRIBS]

And next time shes not going to get hired because of that fb post

[tsbalr120]

Lol dumb sloot

[JPF82]

That purse with that outfit? Biitch please!

My thoughts exactly.

Maybe if she came in without the purse.


Truly for a programming job I wouldn't care what they wore as long as it wasnt too crazy.

We have a chick in my office that wears low cut chit all the time for her bewbz to show. I could not care less.



nb4 company speaks out and come to find out she has no experience and thats what lost her the job

[TrueManc]

I'm pretty anti-third wave feminism but I actually feel sorry for her in this instance -if- what she says is actually how it went down.

She's just dressed normally and it's obviously an office where informal dress is the norm. Assuming she actually was good enough at the job the recruiter could have just given her feedback about her dress sense and not denied her the opportunity.

Inb4 white knight, cuck, SJW etc.

[AhDo]

She's a dumbass. She went public with this and now no one will hire her because no one wants to hire an angry, polarizing bish

I'm pretty anti-third wave feminism but I actually feel sorry for her in this instance -if- what she says is actually how it went down.

She's just dressed normally and it's obviously an office where informal dress is the norm. Assuming she actually was good enough at the job the recruiter could have just given her feedback about her dress sense and not denied her the opportunity.

Inb4 white knight, cuck, SJW etc.

This is equivalent to wearing a bro tank to an interview. It's not even on t-shirts/jeans level

[breandano1]

if i had been a man would it have mattered what i was wearing?

Uh, yeah. She obviously doesn't realise that this is how grown up men and women act in a professional setting. And for all her ranting, you know she's going to dress appropriately for her next interview.. Unless some beta company take her on for cheap publicity

I think the company dodged a bullet there anyway

[Huke]

I'm pretty anti-third wave feminism but I actually feel sorry for her in this instance -if- what she says is actually how it went down.

She's just dressed normally and it's obviously an office where informal dress is the norm. Assuming she actually was good enough at the job the recruiter could have just given her feedback about her dress sense and not denied her the opportunity.

Inb4 white knight, cuck, SJW etc.

Its not guess work. If you want the job, dress up. Look on the website to find out what kind of company they are. If you can walk in to see the place, do it. Make note of how people are dressed, chat somebody up for a few minutes. Ask other programmers how they dressed for their interview at the places they work.

As a general rule, I wouldn't go in without a collared shirt and business-casual pants. Minimum. For a woman, the same thing would apply. She could have worn a blouse with a nice pair of pants or even a professional looking skirt.

[KennyPowers123]

In the article she describes her own outfit as a "T-shirt and cardigan". I would not have hired a dude wearing that either. If you can't be bothered with a jacket, at least show some respect by wearing a fuking collar.

That recruiter is a giant dumbass for telling her that though.

[Criollo]

dont see anything wrong with how shes dressed but i guess thats y im not in charge of interviews

[miscHelix]

Good. It shows a lack of dedication and discipline to dress like a complete potato on an interview.

I dont feel sorry at all, and he attitude of not her fault. I hope she fails at life.

[Bolix]

Its not guess work. If you want the job, dress up. Look on the website to find out what kind of company they are. If you can walk in to see the place, do it. Make note of how people are dressed, chat somebody up for a few minutes. Ask other programmers how they dressed for their interview at the places they work.

As a general rule, I wouldn't go in without a collared shirt and business-casual pants. Minimum. For a woman, the same thing would apply. She could have worn a blouse with a nice pair of pants or even a professional looking skirt.

Sounds like this was in Ohio. Maybe to her that was super fancy/professional.