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Job Applicant Says Startup CEO Made Him Work 6 Hours For Free, Then Ghosted
The incident came to light after the frustrated candidate shared his experience on the popular Reddit community r/recruitinghell.
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Blinkit Job Opening in Bengaluru Receives Over 13,000 Applications In One Day, Sparks Debate
Within a mere 24 hours, the job listing attracted an overwhelming 13,451 applicants, sparking intense discussions about the current state of the job market.
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Hiring Manager Rejects Techie For Switching Jobs Every 3 Years: "He Became Upset"
The interviewer, who had spent 20 years at the same company, expressed concerns that the candidate's frequent career changes indicated a lack of long-term commitment.
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Techie Says His Father Wants Him To Lie On Resume For Job, Turns To Reddit For Advice
He confessed that his father advised him to exaggerate his resume to secure a job.
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"Rudest Rejection": CEO Scolds Candidate For Wasting His Time, Calls Application "Irrelevant"
The candidate said he had applied for a consultant position, but the CEO responded by calling the application "irrelevant" and scolding him for "wasting" their time.
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Reddit User Reveals How ChatGPT Got Him "Lots" Of Job Interviews, Internet Reacts
This user received multiple interview requests, including for positions he initially deemed beyond his qualifications.
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"Taking Matters Into My Own Hands": Woman Turns To Dating App To Find Job
One woman fed up with the traditional job search process, took an unusual approach - turning to the dating app Hinge to find work.
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Woman Who Landed Job After Hundreds Of Applications Quits In 10 Minutes: "I Left Because..."
A 32-year-old woman, who spent months tirelessly searching for a job, has revealed that she couldn't last even ten minutes after landing one.
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Job Application Puzzle Goes Viral: Can You Solve This Brain Teaser?
A mind-boggling brain teaser from a job application is challenging people to uncover the logic behind a sequence of letter combinations. The puzzle, shared on Reddit, is intriguing problem-solvers worldwide.
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Job Seeker's "Old-School Approach" Impresses Top Swiggy Executive. See Post
Saptarshi Prakash, an Assistant Vice President (AVP) of Design at Swiggy, recently expressed his surprise and admiration for a job applicant who used an unconventional method to apply for a role.
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CEO Challenges Job Applicants With 3-Second Brain Teaser During Interviews
Since the post's upload, it has received over 2.8k likes and generated more than 3.1k comments.
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"Main Reason Is...": IIT Student Rejects Job With YouTuber Despite "Excellent Pay"
Bengaluru-based YouTuber Ishan Sharma, who has over 1.5 million subscribers, recently revealed that a candidate he had offered the role of a video editor backed out last minute, despite "excellent pay".
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"No Wonder We Have So Much Unemployment": Delhi CEO On Job Seeker's AI-Generated Cover Letter
A Delhi-based CEO recently took to X to highlight an amusing job application she received which was filled with errors and oversights.
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"Zero Experience, No Resume": CEO Shares Hiring Approach, Urges Employers To Give People A Chance
He stressed that most skills can be taught and urged hiring managers to prioritise willingness to learn over shiny resumes, giving chances to those eager to grow.
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Man Applies For Job, Mentions "Would Never Marry Childhood Love" If Rejected
Since being shared on June 13, the post has amassed over 2.2 lakh views and four thousand likes on the microblogging platform.
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Job Applicant Says Startup CEO Made Him Work 6 Hours For Free, Then Ghosted
The incident came to light after the frustrated candidate shared his experience on the popular Reddit community r/recruitinghell.
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Blinkit Job Opening in Bengaluru Receives Over 13,000 Applications In One Day, Sparks Debate
Within a mere 24 hours, the job listing attracted an overwhelming 13,451 applicants, sparking intense discussions about the current state of the job market.
-
Hiring Manager Rejects Techie For Switching Jobs Every 3 Years: "He Became Upset"
The interviewer, who had spent 20 years at the same company, expressed concerns that the candidate's frequent career changes indicated a lack of long-term commitment.
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Techie Says His Father Wants Him To Lie On Resume For Job, Turns To Reddit For Advice
He confessed that his father advised him to exaggerate his resume to secure a job.
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"Rudest Rejection": CEO Scolds Candidate For Wasting His Time, Calls Application "Irrelevant"
The candidate said he had applied for a consultant position, but the CEO responded by calling the application "irrelevant" and scolding him for "wasting" their time.
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Reddit User Reveals How ChatGPT Got Him "Lots" Of Job Interviews, Internet Reacts
This user received multiple interview requests, including for positions he initially deemed beyond his qualifications.
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"Taking Matters Into My Own Hands": Woman Turns To Dating App To Find Job
One woman fed up with the traditional job search process, took an unusual approach - turning to the dating app Hinge to find work.
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Woman Who Landed Job After Hundreds Of Applications Quits In 10 Minutes: "I Left Because..."
A 32-year-old woman, who spent months tirelessly searching for a job, has revealed that she couldn't last even ten minutes after landing one.
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Job Application Puzzle Goes Viral: Can You Solve This Brain Teaser?
A mind-boggling brain teaser from a job application is challenging people to uncover the logic behind a sequence of letter combinations. The puzzle, shared on Reddit, is intriguing problem-solvers worldwide.
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Job Seeker's "Old-School Approach" Impresses Top Swiggy Executive. See Post
Saptarshi Prakash, an Assistant Vice President (AVP) of Design at Swiggy, recently expressed his surprise and admiration for a job applicant who used an unconventional method to apply for a role.
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CEO Challenges Job Applicants With 3-Second Brain Teaser During Interviews
Since the post's upload, it has received over 2.8k likes and generated more than 3.1k comments.
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"Main Reason Is...": IIT Student Rejects Job With YouTuber Despite "Excellent Pay"
Bengaluru-based YouTuber Ishan Sharma, who has over 1.5 million subscribers, recently revealed that a candidate he had offered the role of a video editor backed out last minute, despite "excellent pay".
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"No Wonder We Have So Much Unemployment": Delhi CEO On Job Seeker's AI-Generated Cover Letter
A Delhi-based CEO recently took to X to highlight an amusing job application she received which was filled with errors and oversights.
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"Zero Experience, No Resume": CEO Shares Hiring Approach, Urges Employers To Give People A Chance
He stressed that most skills can be taught and urged hiring managers to prioritise willingness to learn over shiny resumes, giving chances to those eager to grow.
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Man Applies For Job, Mentions "Would Never Marry Childhood Love" If Rejected
Since being shared on June 13, the post has amassed over 2.2 lakh views and four thousand likes on the microblogging platform.
