Job applicant outraged after company shares her bikini photo on Instagram as 'PSA': 'This is not doing you any favors'

The CEO is not bad.
I say they mud wrestle to work it out.

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The CEO is not bad.
I say they mud wrestle to work it out.

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A job applicant shared her outrage on social media after a company she applied to shared one of her personal Instagram posts along with a "PSA" to future prospects.

Emily Clow, a 24-year-old from Austin, Texas, recently applied for a marketing coordinator internship at Kickass Masterminds, an Austin-based marketing company founded and primarily run by women that says it is "hell-bent on helping entrepreneurs grow businesses faster than they could on their own."

Clow says shortly after filling out an online application, she was prompted to follow the company's Instagram account "for an advantage over other applicants." When she did so, she says she was shocked to find a photo of herself in a swimsuit on the company's story, along with a piece of unsolicited advice.

"PSA (because I know some of you applicants are looking at this)," the company wrote over Clow's photo. "Do not share your social media with a potential employer if this is the kind of content on it. I am looking for a potential marketer–not a bikini model."

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Both sides of this story need their asses kicked.

I'd hire her as long as she wore the bikini to work.

Company’s likely run by fat angry SWJ lesbefriends who’d be hunted for their pelts if they ever wore a swimsuit in public.

What a great marketing move for the company. They are getting lots of free exposure.

Company’s likely run by fat angry SWJ lesbefriends who’d be hunted for their pelts if they ever wore a swimsuit in public.

She should sue them. No of their GD business.

Does the world need more or less underboob?

Company’s likely run by fat angry SWJ lesbefriends who’d be hunted for their pelts if they ever wore a swimsuit in public.

A job applicant shared her outrage on social media after a company she applied to shared one of her personal Instagram posts along with a "PSA" to future prospects.

Emily Clow, a 24-year-old from Austin, Texas, recently applied for a marketing coordinator internship at Kickass Masterminds, an Austin-based marketing company founded and primarily run by women that says it is "hell-bent on helping entrepreneurs grow businesses faster than they could on their own."

Clow says shortly after filling out an online application, she was prompted to follow the company's Instagram account "for an advantage over other applicants." When she did so, she says she was shocked to find a photo of herself in a swimsuit on the company's story, along with a piece of unsolicited advice.

"PSA (because I know some of you applicants are looking at this)," the company wrote over Clow's photo. "Do not share your social media with a potential employer if this is the kind of content on it. I am looking for a potential marketer–not a bikini model."

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Thank god i have no social media accounts