Explain me an ethical dilemma you encountered in human resources and how you handled it?

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My friends and family know I work in human resources and am often tasked with screening employees and conducting pre-interviews. Once I had a friend ask if I could get her friend an interview at the company I worked at. Referrals were encouraged, so I conducted a pre-interview with the individual. She moved on to the next round of interviews, at which point I began to receive a large amount of pressure from my friend to influence the hiring process and get her hired. Despite the pressure, I remained unbiased and did not attempt to influence the process in any way. In the end, I learned that it is better in these situations to try not be directly involved with interviewing friends and family. In the future, I would request that another staffing coordinator complete the interview to avoid any conflict of interest.
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