‘Snowflake Test’ Weeds Out ‘Whiny, Needy, Entitled Little Brats’ Who Apply For Jobs

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By Dave Urbanski, The Blaze:

Kyle Reyes, CEO of The Silent Partner Marketing, had a bit of a problem on his hands — the good kind, mind you.

After a video about his Connecticut-based company went viral, Reyes said he was inundated with messages from people looking for jobs at Silent Partner.

Great for business — but how could he sort through all those job applications in a speedier fashion?

Well, Reyes came up with an idea that just might go viral, too: A “Snowflake Test.”

“I don’t want most people to work for my company,” he wrote in conservative outlet NewBostonPost earlier this month about his test. “No, seriously. Most people suck.”

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