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Same here. The reason was that the weaker and less privileged (female) candidate would have more to gain from getting the job; the stronger candidate would have
by nexus2045 5y ago
Same here. The reason was that the weaker and less privileged (female) candidate would have more to gain from getting the job; the stronger candidate would have no problems getting a job elsewhere anyways.
How do you argue against this? At the end of the day the job was just CRUD-glue work, so strong or weak didn't matter so much.