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[QUOTE="sufandu, post: 260551, member: 874"]
Ok, if you'd like to split hairs, it wouldn't be hard for the NBA to say, "Three years (or two or whatever) experience required.  Experience is defined as three years spent at an institution of higher learning or in an alternative professional league after graduation from highschool."  And since they are the employer they can set whatever criteria they choose.  When I said "industries" I meant that it's normal for companies in the same industry to have similar requirements, not that it was a rule.  Some companies even specify that they require a bachelors degree, but the degree doesn't even have to be related to the job (I saw this where I used to work).  The NBA could do the same if they thought it was best for their business (I'm not saying they should).  By saying "age" they're actually making the criteria easier than most employers (which I pointed out in the previous post).  The main point is, the NBA can define its hiring criteria just as any other company can.
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