This company does seem really stupid though: I love the end of their pitch where they say 'We believe winners have always won', so submit a brag sheet about everything you've ever done in your life.
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You can be disabled and still health conscious. Health consciousness is about maximizing your body's health potential - not sidestepping physical realities such as a disabilities. In fact I would say it is probably more important for disabled people to be health conscious than able bodied people - at least there are probably worse health outcomes for disabled people who are also not health conscious vs abled bodied people.
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#12While I agree with the drive to stay healthy these dudes sounds like they are incredibly detached from reality.
Candy will be thrown away? Dude, take it or leave it, no one is forcing you to eat crap in any office.
Logging back to the computer at 8/9? Sure, man, that sounds extremely healthy.
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#13is this a parody?
I went and re-read it to try to be sure. It seems to be serious.
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#14That is more or less every red flag to see about a potential employer.
I imagine it's extremely successful at thinning the number of applicants.
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#15Hooters only hires big breasted women. Firefighters need to meet physical requirements. What's wrong with being upfront about their cultural requirements?
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#16Can we get the HN title changed? It makes it sound like they are illegally discriminating but I see no evidence on the site.
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#18Can we get the HN title changed? It makes it sound like they are illegally discriminating but I see no evidence on the site.
There are plenty of words on the site that would set off klaxons for me, and IANAL.
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#19Should think that "Only fit able-bodied should apply" is simply illegal in many jurisdictions. Would medically-overweight wheelchair-bound black gays be rejected and on which grounds? At least one or two might prevent them entering the "wall sit time" competition... None should be relevant factors for hiring.
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#20Why does a life insurance salesperson need to be fit and able-bodied?