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Nullius in verba
I've been asking that going on 4 months now and not a single legitimate response. JoeB131 got to the cringe- worthy level the other day trying to weasel out of the same statement lol.Simply put, no matter the place, she is always one of the smartest, most knowledgeable people in the room. That's a basic requirement for the job, in my opinion.
Let's say that's true. I see no evidence it is, but let's say it is for the sake of argument.
Wouldn't an even more basic requirement for the job be that a candidate has shown, you know, actual results in previous roles? Achievements that demonstrate their abilities and that intelligence you value?
Can you name a single achievement from this woman, just one actual result from her previous efforts that is impressive? And no, having ovaries doesn't count as an achievement.