Typical Millennial response. You hurt my feelings so I'm going to shame you on social media!
Good luck to anyone willing to step in the legal & PR minefield of employing this girl.
Good luck to anyone willing to step in the legal & PR minefield of employing this girl.
Seriously, I've received a few LinkedIn requests from obvious scam accounts or some kids I that I never met, but we have a connection or two in common. The scammers I ignore.
The earnest strangers, I tend to tell, "Hi! Thanks for the connection request, but I think LinkedIn works best for me when the connections are people I've actually worked with in one form or another."
This job bank woman stepped way over the line as far as I can see.
But in fairness to the Millennials, my generation also has more than its fair share of thin-skined entitlement children. As is the case with the Baby Boomers.
You could make the case that the offensive response in question might reflect her sense of entitlement.
I'm not sure you understand how shame or social mediaworks. You can't shame someone unless they've actually done something shameful. Things don't go viral unless there is something there.