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You are a supervisor and will be working with the employee. You have been reviewing resumes and come across several candidates. You set up interviews, but really, you've decided on one candidate, pending a good interview. You've contacted references, all are shining. Work history is exemplary. Candidate is extremely qualified and you're excited to see what she can bring to the table.
In the interview, she does very well. She is professional, she is well groomed, she knows her stuff. She looks like this, and sounds somewhat like a man.
Your company has no discrimination policy. The decision is entirely up to you. I will offer three work scenarios for the position, but all of them require working with other employees and collaborating with them.
Scenario 1 : Entirely behind the scenes
The employee will not have contact with customers or the public, the position is entirely internal.
Scenario 2 : Mostly behind the scenes
The employee will have minimal contact with the public and customers, though it is still primarily an internal position.
Scenario 3 : Public and customer interaction is integral to the position
Not exactly the face of the company, but a fairly public position. Talking to customers and the public on a regular basis. Communicating with people outside the company is integral to the position.
In the interview, she does very well. She is professional, she is well groomed, she knows her stuff. She looks like this, and sounds somewhat like a man.
Your company has no discrimination policy. The decision is entirely up to you. I will offer three work scenarios for the position, but all of them require working with other employees and collaborating with them.
Scenario 1 : Entirely behind the scenes
The employee will not have contact with customers or the public, the position is entirely internal.
Scenario 2 : Mostly behind the scenes
The employee will have minimal contact with the public and customers, though it is still primarily an internal position.
Scenario 3 : Public and customer interaction is integral to the position
Not exactly the face of the company, but a fairly public position. Talking to customers and the public on a regular basis. Communicating with people outside the company is integral to the position.