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An Aussie IT business has come under-fire for a poorly thought-out job ad after it advertised for applicants who are "non-woke".

Despite attracting a lot of attention, the controversial ad has been slammed by job seekers for being "unprofessional" and a "red flag for anyone with a brain."

An Aussie company has been slammed by job seekers after posting an ad looking for a “non-woke” employee to join their team.

When Secure IT’s Darren Perera heard that internet services were needed at a support camp set up by bushfire relief effort BlazeAid, he reached out to the SMBiT association to see what could be done. West Perth’s Qbit Computers director Fabio Suffell immediately brainstormed with his team for possible IT solutions to help improve the living conditions for the Brigadoon volunteers’ camp, set up in response to the devastating bushfires that happened late January to early February 2021. In the middle of a COVID-19 lockdown, a bushfire broke out in Western Australia that burnt through 9,000...

When Secure IT’s Darren Perera heard that internet services were needed at a support camp set up by bushfire relief effort BlazeAid, he reached out to the SMBiT association to see what could be done. West Perth’s Qbit Computers director Fabio Suffell immediately brainstormed with his team for possible IT solutions to help improve the living conditions for the Brigadoon volunteers’ camp, set up in response to the devastating bushfires that happened late January to early February 2021. In the middle of a COVID-19 lockdown, a bushfire broke out in Western Australia that burnt through 9,000...