I don't need opportunities to demonstrate that I'm not a jerk, I just avoid behaving like one in the first place. The implicit premise of your argument is that the men who attended the conference had no other choice than to act as they did.
> “Yes, this is real,” someone replied. “They trampled over attendees, shoved their way into the recruiter’s booth to wave their resumes in front of their faces, verbally assaulted attendees, and physically pushed and shoved attendees in line.”
That should have been mentioned in the Wired article. I think those men could have been removed without violating federal employment law (though the event many not have had enough security to do that).
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[ 4.8 ms ] story [ 64.7 ms ] threadWhat exactly did they do? The article talks about people lining up to speak to recruiters, which hardly seems outrageous.
That should have been mentioned in the Wired article. I think those men could have been removed without violating federal employment law (though the event many not have had enough security to do that).