Post by icemandios on May 3, 2024 19:31:48 GMT
Comment: While a good tactical move, other than to instill fear in the "protestors," it really wasn't necessary. As Kevin O'Leary explains]:
"If youâre burning down something, or taking a flag down, or fighting with police â Iâm sorry, youâre trashing your personal brand," O'Leary said of students caught on camera protesting.
O'Leary explained that, like most corporations, he hires a firm to check into the background of potential hires.
"Unfortunately," he continued, students who were "fighting with the police" or engaging in other activity will have their résumés thrown out when it comes time for them to get a job.
O'Leary explained that, like most corporations, he hires a firm to check into the background of potential hires.
"Unfortunately," he continued, students who were "fighting with the police" or engaging in other activity will have their résumés thrown out when it comes time for them to get a job.
Whether students are aware or not, O'Leary said, high-resolution surveillance cameras that can shoot in "low light conditions" make it relatively easy for companies to scour the internet to find video or images of job candidates.
"So if youâre out there right now, even in the dark with no sunglasses on, even though youâve got a mask on, Iâll see your eyes at 4K resolution," he said. "I know who you are."
Dave Gershgorn
OneZero
May 8, 2020