After reading the article about ABC Company, I learned about the lawsuit against them regarding a widespread discrimination claim. Prior to reading the article, this has been a company that I have looked up too for many years and always had a dream about working for them. After reading the article\/claims against them, I can so I no longer want to work for that company. This is because company culture and work-life is the most important thing to me when looking into companies. Not only that, but their ethical standards and how they hold their company from an ethical view is also equally important. I want to align myself with a company that fits my own personal values. With this lawsuit company out, I now know that this company doesn’t fit with my values and or ethical standards. Working for a company that you are proud to tell people about is something that is important to me. With them making major news with this huge discrimination is something that would completely shift my views on the company and not make me want to align myself with that company. It is one thing if it’s a single case by a single employee. It is another thing if this is a company-wide problem. This reflects very poorly on that company and employees, making me personally not able to support that company anymore. This would completely stop me from applying for this job opening. Like I stated earlier, the company values and ethics are something that is very important for me and with this huge discrimination lawsuit coming out against this company and now know that they don’t hold themselves to as high of a standard that I am looking for in a company.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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