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Maybe the real problem isn’t the interview. We’ve reached a point where some people outsource parenting, values and critical thinking to an algorithm then act surprised when the algorithm starts raising difficult questions. Before dragging everyone else, perhaps we should examine the example being set. Personal accountability is still undefeated

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