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Are there any policies or restrictions on interviewing distant relatives?

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Declare your possible or perceived conflict of interest. If I was your manager, I will take you off from the interview panel by asking someone else for the group to interview the applicant. If he/she will be your direct report that will an issue so you need HR.

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Post ID: @2euf+1mEzV7ly

If they are from the same village as the hiring manager or director/VP, they get immediately hired without an interview.

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Post ID: @1blp+1mEzV7ly

Well IBM was pretty bad with nepotism last I checked. Unfortunately, there is also alot of racial bias, people hiring fellow Indians or Asians for example. It's ironic that Intel preaches DEI or DIE when they have entire teams and departments composed of one race. Given the ratio of the population to the department ratio... something isn't working right...

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Post ID: @1zre+1mEzV7ly

Yes: not allowed to ask hard questions.

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Post ID: @1pvl+1mEzV7ly

Lol! Intel is probably the only company in the Nasdaq that has the highest level of nepotism. People hire their cousins, nephews all the time. I don't think they even have an anti nepotism policy.

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Post ID: @1oja+1mEzV7ly

Not if you’re DEI.

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Post ID: @ist+1mEzV7ly

Inform the hiring manager

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