reasonable request- job posting
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#35
The reality is that Weight Watchers would not want a very overweight person on their reception as it would give the impression that the product does not work.

Or a member of staff in a dental office with horrendous teeth...
Or staff in the Apple back office only able to use Microsoft.
It's the presentation and marketing of a product.
Sometimes wrong and illegal, but even if they didn't put the words in a job ad, they would still hire to those requirements.
#36
That's a good way of putting it.
The reality is that Weight Watchers would not want a very overweight person on their reception as it would give the impression that the product does not work.
Or a member of staff in a dental office with horrendous teeth...
Or staff in the Apple back office only able to use Microsoft.
It's the presentation and marketing of a product.
Sometimes wrong and illegal, but even if they didn't put the words in a job ad, they would still hire to those requirements.
The reality is that Weight Watchers would not want a very overweight person on their reception as it would give the impression that the product does not work.

Or a member of staff in a dental office with horrendous teeth...
Or staff in the Apple back office only able to use Microsoft.
It's the presentation and marketing of a product.
Sometimes wrong and illegal, but even if they didn't put the words in a job ad, they would still hire to those requirements.





