Is generalization really that bad?

[Chicken_Biryani]

Re: Is generalization really that bad?

@Scherbatsky

That would be called being prejudiced or being a corporate opportunist – you exploit those who may exhibit greater need.

Here is diversity training 101 for you in the spirit of bettering your management skills:

Reasonable conclusion: Brits speak English more fluently than their Indian counterparts.
Irrational: This British candidate knows English better than the Indian one.
Conclusion: Cultures and nations may be categorized under sweeping generalizations but it is extremely unfair and a display of poor lack of judgment to do the same on an individual basis.

p.s. how do your candidates convince you of their dedication during the hiring process? Or do you hire based on your prejudice and end up with a self-fulfilling prophecy?

Oh, the irony.

Amidst all the sarcasm , its really difficult to see what your point really is?