This will be the guy, ten years from now, when he's doing the good old Utah Self-Emplyment thing, will have paid his tithing on Sunday, then bend you over the table and do you in the keister come Monday morning in some business deal.

Geez, I love moral dilemmas.

He sounds like an idiot, and you dodged a bullet when you didn't get him hired on. Wow.

And yeah, he'll be singing a different tune once he's had those 8 kids and is struggling to pay the tithing while keeping his non-working wife and kids in nice clothes and new Mormon Assault Vehicle.

Too bad one cannot discriminate on moral grounds against people who won't work for casinos on moral grounds.

Wow, you'd think he could simply state a professional "no thank you" and not feel the need to impose his values where he is not even going to take the job. Maybe he just goes around applying everywhere thriving on scornful refusals. It reminds me of the time I turned down a church recruiter because he asked about my "recommend" status. I felt like I was in East Germany in the pre-1989. I essentially told him "Well, I recommend you keep looking".

He must be worried about the overpowering temptation to gamble away all of the money you were offering.

I've worked for a company here in the land of decadence with related qualms...

In a general meeting, someone asked if there were further plans to distribute *ahem* adult materials, and a high-level executive explained how he'd like to be proud to show his mother what we do and how he hoped we weren't "about that."

(A bunch of computer programmers aren't "about that", yeah right *snicker*)

And somebody countered "But our company provides gambling services, right?"

Well, yeah, of course that's a lucrative business....

Ah, moral relativism!!! ;-)

Job still open, Pete? I have no qualms and as of my "apostasy" (so I'm told) no morals.

(Course I have no software writing skills either, so that might be a deal breaker...)