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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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what is the meaning of :"she was criticised for not fitting stereotypes
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She didn't "fit in", somehow. I remember when Microsoft was first hiring many years ago, a friend of mine applied for the job of secretary. She was very capable, not unattractive, nice dresser, spoke good English, had good secretarial skills - but she didn't get the job because she didn't "fit the corporate image".
- She didn't "fit in", somehow.
- I remember when Microsoft was first hiring many years ago, a friend of mine applied for the job of secretary.
- She was very capable, not unattractive, nice dresser, spoke good English, had good secretarial skills - but she didn't get the job because she didn't "fit the corporate image".
- you guess, because she couldn't figure it out.
- I think that "corporate image" is probably close to the stereotype mentioned in your sentence.
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She didn't "fit in", somehow.
I remember when Microsoft was first hiring many years ago, a friend of mine applied for the job of secretary. She was very capable, not unattractive, nice dresser, spoke good English, had good secretarial skills - but she didn't get the job because she didn't "fit the corporate image". That probably meant she wasn't .....you guess, because she couldn't fig
I remember when Microsoft was first hiring many years ago, a friend of mine applied for the job of secretary. She was very capable, not unattractive, nice dresser, spoke good English, had good secretarial skills - but she didn't get the job because she didn't "fit the corporate image". That probably meant she wasn't .....you guess, because she couldn't fig
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