Now hiring (but not black women)
Conservative group attacking black women for investing in black-women-owned businesses adds another level of job-seeking stress
I love dogs. Sixty seconds into reading “Black Girl In a Doggone World” or looking at the 98 dogs I’ve walked makes that clear. I’m at the point where when neighbors see me alone, they squint and ask, “Where’s your dog?” as if I never leave the house without her. (If it wasn’t for super hater curbside pickup people, I probably would never leave without her.)
So when I saw a recent job to help a marketing company that solely focuses on pet products, I couldn’t apply for the remote position fast enough. Although I’ve completed a few copywriting projects here and there, anything involving legal rights and pets will catch my attention 99% quicker than other industries. I saw seven open positions on their “Careers” page but only applied for the one I knew I’d enjoy most. I recorded the required video to talk about my love for dogs and set up a calendar appointment for an interview.
And within 24 hours, I got this response: