It’s like those scam emails that are obviously fake. The sloppy writing isn’t by mistake. It filters out the people who would question it, leaving only those who don’t read carefully or think critically. What seems like incompetence is the strategy.
This ad works the same way.
“Never think twice about doing what’s right” sounds like a call for decisiveness, but it’s a call for impulsivity. If you never think twice, you never pause to consider whether what you’re being asked to do is actually right. You never weigh legality. You never examine morality. You simply obey.
They’re not looking for people who act ethically. They’re looking for people who won’t question.
They don’t want judgment. They want compliance.
If you stopped to think about what this ad implies, you’ve already proven you’re not the kind of person they’re trying to recruit.
It’s like those scam emails that are obviously fake. The sloppy writing isn’t by mistake. It filters out the people who would question it, leaving only those who don’t read carefully or think critically. What seems like incompetence is the strategy.
This ad works the same way.
“Never think twice about doing what’s right” sounds like a call for decisiveness, but it’s a call for impulsivity. If you never think twice, you never pause to consider whether what you’re being asked to do is actually right. You never weigh legality. You never examine morality. You simply obey.
They’re not looking for people who act ethically. They’re looking for people who won’t question.
They don’t want judgment. They want compliance.
If you stopped to think about what this ad implies, you’ve already proven you’re not the kind of person they’re trying to recruit.