Doesn’t matter if they’re good at the job or not that’s not what nepotism is. It’s about how that person has an unfair advantage over the other employees of the business

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That’s two separate questions

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it’s nepotism, but in a socially acceptable form. if trained to be a thing and one excels at it, good job. not everyone gets the chance to be trained based on the circumstances of life.

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like it is for sure nepotism, it’s just then not horrible

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Maybe but I don’t necessarily see it as an issue, although granted I am biased. My family has had a ranch and farm going back several generations and it’s always been passed down. Since I was a kid I’ve been fought to work with the animals and the farmland, and basically set up to eventually take over the place. Obviously I wouldn’t be the only worker, but still. Heck, It was also my after-school job in high school, in particular looking after the horses and cows (and the barn cats!)

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still nepotism by definition but it’s not nearly as much of a problem if they have the qualifications

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