‘The trash took itself out’: Job seeker stands firm after recruiter demands references before interview
A job interview had yet to take place, but the recruiter was already asking for two references.
A job interview had yet to take place, but the recruiter was already asking for two references.
A Reddit user claiming Google and OpenAI credentials offered a job seeker a promo code for a paid platform that “pretty much guarantees” interviews, then deleted their account within minutes after being called out for predatory practices.
A job seeker received a campus recruitment email from EY with “[Rejection]” stamped right in the subject line. Reddit largely applauded the bluntness.
The job seeker asked to be removed from the applicant list after receiving an invitation to an AI-led interview.
Having management experience has not made the job search any easier for one 48-year-old applicant.
Imagine being rejected by a placeholder.
A presentation and five one-on-one interviews took four hours. The rejection came only after the candidate followed up two weeks later.
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He signed the offer, withdrew from another company’s final-round interviews and prepared for his first day. Then the job disappeared a day before he was due to start.