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I take it they weren’t assuming that their recruits were particularly literate. Not to mention that the cartoonist seems to be deeply ambivalent about the recruiters’ motives.
@Ragnell Meanwhile, the most commonly used adjective in my accounting course is "ethically." O.T.14 hours ago
@Ragnell There was a lot of consensus that lying to and deceiving customers is perfectly okay if customers are too lazy to do research. O.T.14 hours ago
Even my crunchy-con business prof seemed set aback by the apathy of most of the class towards ethical issues. O.T.14 hours ago
@DrPuppykicker 80/20 once his career flames out on both. O.T.15 hours ago
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I take it they weren’t assuming that their recruits were particularly literate. Not to mention that the cartoonist seems to be deeply ambivalent about the recruiters’ motives.