Would You?

[Anonymous]

Your DH sounds perfectly qualified for a job with ICE. You too, OP.

[Anonymous]

It's not going to matter. I am sure your husband is far from perfect too, hon.

[Anonymous]

Absolutely not. Even if those things are true, they are likely not relevant to their jobs and they make your DH look worse, not the women. Especially if they were a long time in the past. Move on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op, you disgust me.

This is how that Minnesota fraud situation started. People were terrified that any mention of race will bring the wrath of God down upon them. How is calling white people white, or anybody else whatever they are, racist?

[Anonymous]

No but the tax evasion while working in the accounting department is a huge deal. I’m surprised she got hired.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everyone I’ve known who blamed the “mean girl HR clique” for getting fired was actually fired for legit reasons, often for being a mean girl who started drama themselves. They just want to blame someone rather than trying to learn and grow from it.

Don’t post reviews. You’ll look insane. be honest, if you looked up a review for a restaurant and someone had posted “I googled my waitress and she has a DUI!” you would think the reviewer was crazy and had issues. You could also open yourself up to a lawsuit. Not worth it. Move on.

Regarding reviews: yes, I'd think a customer review on Yelp talking about an employees DUI was crazy.

But a well crafted and honest review on Glassdoor is sometimes compelling to me. I always look there when applying for jobs and while you can tell some were written by disgruntled employees, when I find a review (or multiple, for the same employer), that is articulate and incisive criticism, I pay attention. Especially when you can tell from. Writing style the reviewer is read only smart. I think it takes a VERY negative experience to prompt people to do that.

+1
The information is factual and meaningful. Especially the tax evader in Accounting!
I wonder if OP should do it from a different computer or VPN or something though, to not implicate her DH in the same household.

[Anonymous]

No. I believe in karma. Put good out into the world.

[Anonymous]

Of course not!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Troll

10000%

“Angry poor black women”

Maybe not so poor, though, if they are the ones still employed

[Anonymous]

intertwined with a tiff? Can you elaborate?

[Anonymous]

How do you know these women are poor? And how do you know they “manufactured failings?“

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't care about how it came about. The fact that you know this now should go into a review somewhere to help other people.

[Anonymous]

It can be traced back to you and your husband which could impact his future employment

[Anonymous]

Your husband is grown… MYOB racist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op, you disgust me.

This is how that Minnesota fraud situation started. People were terrified that any mention of race will bring the wrath of God down upon them. How is calling white people white, or anybody else whatever they are, racist?

You are a disgusting racist for not knowing the difference between calling someone white and calling someone black.