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Originally Posted by Crazy Flamer
So because someone has religious conviction you would question their ability to be an RCMP officer? How are the two even remotely related? How is that a sign of poor intelligence or competence? I think you are grasping at straws here.
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Not his religious conviction but the level to which he felt it was necessary to take it. Someone who wants to get lawyers involved and sue me is not the kind of person that I want working for me. Someone who doesn't want to work by the rules I set out is not someone I want to work for me.
I would say his deciding that he should be above the rules and then suing the RCMP shows me poor judgement and that in turn would make me question his competence.
If wants to have this "religious conviction" thats fine then don't apply to jobs in which your convictions would conflict with the requirements. The fact that he did apply to a job like this, choose not to meet the requirements and then whined about it makes me question his decision making and intelligence yes.
Also, for me "religious conviction" isn't all that high on the list of qualities whether personally or professionally so that doesn't really come into play for me.