re: Pronouns In Your Signature

Eat a bag

Sincerely,
Double Down (the/she/it)
“the shite”

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I have several companies so I’m always getting resumes and when I see this foolishness I automatically deem the candidate to be a high liability hire and their resume goes in the trash.

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They'll sue your arse for some PC bullshite. This is a smart move for almost anyone.

I'm thankful for these things. Lets me know who to avoid.

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Occasionally I’ll get a resume with pronouns on it.

They go immediately into the recycle bin.

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As you should.

Only if your name is (Pat, Chris, Morgan, Charlie, Alex)

They do have some utility. If you have a name that “goes both ways”, it’s helpful in an email for people who’ve never seen you.

But Jack with the full beard on LinkedIn can F off with the he/his bullshite.

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When I get an email from someone with these I cringe.

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Half my company seems to have that or the "Safe Space Ally" in their little creative design.

I won't lie. The men who have that listed there I don't respect and actively avoid. I wish I could have a graphic that said "Danger Zone" in response.

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I won't lie. The men who have that listed there I don't respect and actively avoid.

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Anyone who lists their "pronouns" are going to be higher maintenance and likely to overreact to things normal people wouldnt. Not pleasant, team players.

These people are fine for fast food and restaurant work where turnover is high.

Only self centered, insecure but proud of their insecurity snowflakes put pronouns in their signature.

I do business with one law firm that everybody there does it. I hope it is some company policy and not some friggin firm full of wimps.