Denied employment because of references and friends in law enforcement?

[Pedernal]

So what company is it?? It would be nice to avoid giving companies like this one any of my money...

[SabineHunter]

Who is this jerk? Why protect him?

[Brute Killer]

Sounds like it would have been a terrible place to work anyways. You lucked out.

Good luck on the job hunt!

Ditto

[Atfulldraw]

Could have just been an interviewing tactic to see how you would react.

You didn't really give us enough information to light the torches and grab the pitchforks just yet.

[WCB]

Could have just been an interviewing tactic to see how you would react.

You didn't really give us enough information to light the torches and grab the pitchforks just yet.

Well, crap. Guess I'll put my torch out now...

But it's ready to go if'n it's a needed!!



If he feels that way then that's a **** poor attitude. If it was an interview tactic then that's a **** poor tactic.

[Humper]

Could have just been an interviewing tactic to see how you would react.

You didn't really give us enough information to light the torches and grab the pitchforks just yet.

That was my first thought as well.

[curtintex]

Could have just been an interviewing tactic to see how you would react.

You didn't really give us enough information to light the torches and grab the pitchforks just yet.

Could also be that he just doesn’t like that one particular man who happens to be law enforcement, rather than disliking law enforcement as a whole.

I respect law enforcement, but I know plenty of men that have jobs in law enforcement that are far less than respectable. Same as any profession, there are good men and not so good men.

Either way, it was bad form in an interview but also doesn’t warrant the pitchfork faction without full details.


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[Robert]

No torches? No pitchforks? What kind of vigilante mob is this?

[jer_james]

Could also be that he just doesn’t like that one particular man who happens to be law enforcement, rather than disliking law enforcement as a whole.

I respect law enforcement, but I know plenty of men that have jobs in law enforcement that are far less than respectable. Same as any profession, there are good men and not so good men.

Either way, it was bad form in an interview but also doesn’t warrant the pitchfork faction without full details.

Agreed

[Dusty Britches]

You need to remember that while they are interviewing you, You are interviewing them. And employers need to understand that, too. Once you have that confidence you can easily walk away.