Yesterday, my friend gets a call from XXX Foundation at around 11:30 AM,asking her to go for a second round of interview to meet the CEO there and it was supposed to be a final round.She had given the first two rounds earlier. Initially the interview was fixed at 4 PM, but later it was pre-poned for 1:30 PM. On reaching venue at 1:30 sharp, she was asked to wait, and "MEETING" was the pretext given for CEO's absense.
The meeting which had begun at 1:30 PM went on untill 6:30 in the evening, and my friend was waiting patiently all the while, with the HR dropping in twice to her cabin and assuring her, that the CEO would be there in the next 5-10 minutes.
Finally, the CEO comes into the scene by 6:30 PM and takes her interview. She has a slight limping when she walks, due to an accident .She had gone there for the position of HR Executive and this big guy, had been asking her personal questions related to her limp, like since how long, is it a paralytic attack, was she on medication, many other questions as well.
After all of this, having waited for 5 hrs she is rejected just because she limps. Is it right on the part of the company, to talk about a candidates disability in detail on her/his face. If she was a fresher, it was understandable, but she has been working for the last 7+ yrs.
Rejection could have been conveyed through various other modes as well, but rejecting a candidate for a desk job due the reason given above, is it right and ethical?
Dear Seniors, please give me your suggestions.
Thanks,
Shoba
The meeting which had begun at 1:30 PM went on untill 6:30 in the evening, and my friend was waiting patiently all the while, with the HR dropping in twice to her cabin and assuring her, that the CEO would be there in the next 5-10 minutes.
Finally, the CEO comes into the scene by 6:30 PM and takes her interview. She has a slight limping when she walks, due to an accident .She had gone there for the position of HR Executive and this big guy, had been asking her personal questions related to her limp, like since how long, is it a paralytic attack, was she on medication, many other questions as well.
After all of this, having waited for 5 hrs she is rejected just because she limps. Is it right on the part of the company, to talk about a candidates disability in detail on her/his face. If she was a fresher, it was understandable, but she has been working for the last 7+ yrs.
Rejection could have been conveyed through various other modes as well, but rejecting a candidate for a desk job due the reason given above, is it right and ethical?
Dear Seniors, please give me your suggestions.
Thanks,
Shoba