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I'm hiring for a contract position through an agency. We're a small investment company. The agency sent me the resume of a candidate that looked great on paper. However, after reading more closely I realized that I once had a couple of one night stands with the candidate. He was a nice enough guy, but had an alcohol problem and things did not end well (I had to ask him to stop contacting me after our second date.) This was 5+ years ago, so maybe he's changed. However, I am inclined to "pass" on him. What valid reason can I give, if any?
It's the very first resume the agency sent me, so in some ways it makes sense to wait until I see more resumes. That said, I don't think we'll have a huge pick of candidates in this job market.
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I'm hiring for a contract position through an agency. We're a small investment company. The agency sent me the resume of a candidate that looked great on paper. However, after reading more closely I realized that I once had a couple of one night stands with the candidate. He was a nice enough guy, but had an alcohol problem and things did not end well (I had to ask him to stop contacting me after our second date.) This was 5+ years ago, so maybe he's changed. However, I am inclined to "pass" on him. What valid reason can I give, if any?
It's the very first resume the agency sent me, so in some ways it makes sense to wait until I see more resumes. That said, I don't think we'll have a huge pick of candidates in this job market.
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"What valid reason can I give, if any?" - do you actually need to give a reason?
– Joe Strazzere
16 mins ago
Interesting thought. I could just pass without giving a reason. Other colleagues are aware of this contractor's resume, but I am in charge of the process and running it on my own. So maybe your suggestion is feasible.
– C Pat Str
14 mins ago
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I'm hiring for a contract position through an agency. We're a small investment company. The agency sent me the resume of a candidate that looked great on paper. However, after reading more closely I realized that I once had a couple of one night stands with the candidate. He was a nice enough guy, but had an alcohol problem and things did not end well (I had to ask him to stop contacting me after our second date.) This was 5+ years ago, so maybe he's changed. However, I am inclined to "pass" on him. What valid reason can I give, if any?
It's the very first resume the agency sent me, so in some ways it makes sense to wait until I see more resumes. That said, I don't think we'll have a huge pick of candidates in this job market.
hiring-process ethics hiring
I'm hiring for a contract position through an agency. We're a small investment company. The agency sent me the resume of a candidate that looked great on paper. However, after reading more closely I realized that I once had a couple of one night stands with the candidate. He was a nice enough guy, but had an alcohol problem and things did not end well (I had to ask him to stop contacting me after our second date.) This was 5+ years ago, so maybe he's changed. However, I am inclined to "pass" on him. What valid reason can I give, if any?
It's the very first resume the agency sent me, so in some ways it makes sense to wait until I see more resumes. That said, I don't think we'll have a huge pick of candidates in this job market.
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"What valid reason can I give, if any?" - do you actually need to give a reason?
– Joe Strazzere
16 mins ago
Interesting thought. I could just pass without giving a reason. Other colleagues are aware of this contractor's resume, but I am in charge of the process and running it on my own. So maybe your suggestion is feasible.
– C Pat Str
14 mins ago
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"What valid reason can I give, if any?" - do you actually need to give a reason?
– Joe Strazzere
16 mins ago
Interesting thought. I could just pass without giving a reason. Other colleagues are aware of this contractor's resume, but I am in charge of the process and running it on my own. So maybe your suggestion is feasible.
– C Pat Str
14 mins ago
"What valid reason can I give, if any?" - do you actually need to give a reason?
– Joe Strazzere
16 mins ago
"What valid reason can I give, if any?" - do you actually need to give a reason?
– Joe Strazzere
16 mins ago
Interesting thought. I could just pass without giving a reason. Other colleagues are aware of this contractor's resume, but I am in charge of the process and running it on my own. So maybe your suggestion is feasible.
– C Pat Str
14 mins ago
Interesting thought. I could just pass without giving a reason. Other colleagues are aware of this contractor's resume, but I am in charge of the process and running it on my own. So maybe your suggestion is feasible.
– C Pat Str
14 mins ago
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It's not appropriate to screen them, but it is appropriate for you to recuse yourself from his hiring process.
I can understand that in a large organization, but this is a small, 20 person office, and I will be one of the people he reports to.
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It's not appropriate to screen them, but it is appropriate for you to recuse yourself from his hiring process.
I can understand that in a large organization, but this is a small, 20 person office, and I will be one of the people he reports to.
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It's not appropriate to screen them, but it is appropriate for you to recuse yourself from his hiring process.
I can understand that in a large organization, but this is a small, 20 person office, and I will be one of the people he reports to.
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It's not appropriate to screen them, but it is appropriate for you to recuse yourself from his hiring process.
It's not appropriate to screen them, but it is appropriate for you to recuse yourself from his hiring process.
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I can understand that in a large organization, but this is a small, 20 person office, and I will be one of the people he reports to.
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I can understand that in a large organization, but this is a small, 20 person office, and I will be one of the people he reports to.
– C Pat Str
1 min ago
I can understand that in a large organization, but this is a small, 20 person office, and I will be one of the people he reports to.
– C Pat Str
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I can understand that in a large organization, but this is a small, 20 person office, and I will be one of the people he reports to.
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"What valid reason can I give, if any?" - do you actually need to give a reason?
– Joe Strazzere
16 mins ago
Interesting thought. I could just pass without giving a reason. Other colleagues are aware of this contractor's resume, but I am in charge of the process and running it on my own. So maybe your suggestion is feasible.
– C Pat Str
14 mins ago