People Who Are Sick and Tired of Delusional Employers and Their Ridiculously Unrealistic Requirements
These people don't deserve to have employees.
Applying for jobs in this day and age is one of the worst experiences anyone can go through; the respect shown is never mutual, and it feels like a never-ending process whose sole purpose is to drain your energy and confuse you. The requirements that employers have are not only unrealistic, but they are also ridiculous and show that whoever requested them has absolutely no shame.
Companies have all the power and know that people rely on them for their livelihoods, accepting things they don't necessarily feel comfortable with. However, people are starting to stand up to them and quit complying with their every demand.
Many hiring managers are beginning to realize that candidates are rejecting their offers more than before, so now, the only choice they have is to lower their expectations and be nicer to people. As long as individuals continue to recognize their worth and not settle for anything less than what they deserve, things will continue to evolve.
The people in the posts below are sick and tired of the ridiculously unrealistic requirements companies have and have decided to expose them online. Scroll down and check out some infuriating posts shaming employers and revealing their delusions.
1. “As an autistic person, I despise EVERYTHING about this!”
Reddit2. “I ran into one today”
My personal hell is reading these damn LinkedIn influencer fake testimonies about how they hired someone as a director who they found off the street handing out their resume.----Withoutthe1
Reddit3. “Can I get a second to the motion?”
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4. “A story of two parts. Recruiter edition 😂😂😂”
_tommymason
5. “Funny how the language changes between people and businesses.”
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6. They lead them into that trap without them suspecting anything.
allmyaliasesweretaken
7. “Hey recruiters, answer me this!”
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8. “Got an email from a recruiter today. I was interested until they disclosed the pay. It’s seriously insultingly low for the role and requirements. So I told them just that over email.”
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9. You need to be a time traveler to be able to apply for this job.
tiangolo
10. “Like he really thought within an hour he had broken my spirit just enough to say yes”
fencheeks
11. “We don’t count internships as experience here, so let’s just forget all of that”
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12. “People are human, and human things happen”
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13. “Interviewing for my first recruiting job loolll—why did I start this life??—lololol”
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14. That is the least they could do.
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15. “Recruiter asked me to record a video response to 4 questions. This is my reply.”
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16. “What usually leads people to find another job”
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17. “A company found me on LinkedIn and reached out to me; this was my response.”
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18. Let's not pretend we don't know what's the number one motivator.
AdamMGrant
19. “Was I being impolite? Had this exchange on LinkedIn”
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20. “For the memes, because we’ve all been there.”
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21. “Hiring Managers: You no longer have the luxury of 'thinking' about whether you want to offer a candidate a job or not”
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People are starting to stand up to the unrealistic demands companies have. It's about time because these ridiculous things that we have been accustomed to should not exist in the first place.
Hopefully, more and more people will start valuing themselves and accept nothing less than they deserve.
