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Friday, June 27, 2008

Wonder what they have against Chasidim 


From the Jewish Press

Comments:
They just want someone who speaks fluent and intelligible english.

 

Maybe they want someone who speaks English without a foreign accent.

 

well if you were the owner of the company and wanted to give another yid parnossa would you want your employee saying "thank you for your business" or "ehhh tenk you fur yur bithnith". the horrific state of chassidish education is why we exist in a "chassidisher Ripper" culture

 

The answer to your question is in the ad:

"Must have good relationship with customers".

 

It' sad that second or even third generation Americans can barely speak English but the ad is legally discriminatory and it is disgusting that the JP accepted it for publishing.

 

Well, I do not think it's "B'pashtus" anything against Chasidim, but "L'meiseh" Chasidim don't work those hours, just isn't "shiech". They also don't like working for other people, they own the business and hire litvishe bushirem to do their filing for 35k a year. Good luck with that Touro degree!

Would like to point out that their are plenty Chinese, yes third generation, that don't either speak English properly and the same goes for Spanish, otherwise there would not be two options for every customer service helpline you call, enough with this blatent anti-chasidim, it's "mamesh" a "shandeh".

 

A Jew is a Jew and not a goy. You can have an American passport (citizenship), thats one thing, but you shall and can never become an Egyptian, German, Russian, American or whatever.

Comment Credit ---This article posted by Anonymous : June 28, 2008 10:31 AM
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and for the above statement alone is reason NOT to hire you!

 

Then he couldv'e just written "Somebody with good command of the english language". Not all Liyvishe speak a good English or even have any people skills!!

 

why cant they just say "looking for a bucher with a fluent english and good accent "that would deffinatly make more sense,,to underline a livisha bucher taht shows something that chasiddim are not welcome even with a perfect and fluent english

 

Its probably about payis and a beard. They're afraid if the guy has payis it might give away that he's a Yid. A Litvak with a big black hat, well, maybe he's a jazz musician :)

 

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