'I genuinely don't think he'd be a good culture fit': Woman in male-dominated field is hesitant to hire her former coworker who constantly belittled her

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• She wasn't quite sure if she could trust his contributions to the company. But the problem was: he was a friend. At least she thought he was a friend. So she reached out to the internet for advice, which it provided in droves. Scroll on to see what happened. 

• AITA for vocalizing I don't want my friend hired at my job and not giving him the benefit of the doubt?

  
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