Re:Avoiding the audience paradox when writing job descriptions
by cutemonster on Saturday September 25, 2021 @07:38AM
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I don't see much interesting or unusual on that Cookpad page.
"You face up to reality, knowing that you can change it" -- things like that can be said about almost any job. And the rest of the things on the page too I think.
What would the opposite to facing up to reality be?
"Here, we don't accept reality. And if something is bad, it has to stay so."
They write:
"There’s a big difference between saying that you’re making good in the world and actually doing it. "
They're a recipe sharing site.
(Nevertheless, seems like maybe a nice place to work at)
"You face up to reality, knowing that you can change it" -- things like that can be said about almost any job. And the rest of the things on the page too I think.
What would the opposite to facing up to reality be?
"Here, we don't accept reality. And if something is bad, it has to stay so."
They write:
"There’s a big difference between saying that you’re making good in the world and actually doing it. "
They're a recipe sharing site.
(Nevertheless, seems like maybe a nice place to work at)