David AmadorJun 25, 2024
it appears that a large number of companies post fake job openings, with no intention of hiring, to keep the "morale up", and also trick existing overworked employees. They even do interviews with absolutely no intention of hiring. I have no words. https://www.resumebuilder.com/3-in-10-companies-currently-have-fake-job-posting-listed/
3 in 10 Companies Currently Have Fake Job Postings Listed - ResumeBuilder.com

We surveyed 873 buIn May, ResumeBuilder.com surveyed 649 hiring managers to assess the prevalence of posting fake job listings.

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Show threadJayne

@djlink I've been in a situation on a small, overworked team with two positions to refill, and after months of interviewing candidates the company announced it wasn't actually going to replace/fill the positions after all.

So not only were they (Google) wasting the candidates' time, they were wasting our time doing and reviewing the interviews.

Jun 25, 2024 at 6:30pmWeb
Show threadDavid AmadorJun 25, 2024
@dotjayne that sucks :(
Show thread@pineywoozle ‘s #3WordNoteJun 26, 2024
@dotjayne Pity there isn’t a way to ding them for falsely advertising a position. @djlink