Originally posted by inimalist
It is actually considerably worse than thatstudies show that interviewers are more engaged, polite and friendly with white over black applicants during an interview, [b]including scenarios where the interviewer was also black
. That these biases would remain when the interviewer knows they are being assessed (though not for racial bias, deception would have been used in the study) is further telling of the obstacles faced by black people when searching for employment.[/B]
Are we referring to the same study? Did they do that in the same study, as well? I only recall the portion about the job applications themselves. That would be one massive study if they also undertook the actual interview portion, too.
And, how did they figure out the cold versus warm demeanor? Wouldn't that be slightly subjective? (To a point.) Did they record the interviewer?
And where is the study? I've looked and could not find.