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16 Frustrating Moments From The Job Search Process

Two posts from the job search process
Two posts from the job search process
By Rebecca Rhodes

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Published 3 months ago

Published 3 months ago

Finding a job just isn't as easy as it used to be. Not that it was ever particularly easy, just that it's much, much harder nowadays. With everyone applying for jobs online, using long digital applications that make you fill out all your experience three times, it's honestly exhausting to submit even one application, and you have to do hundreds. And after that, more than ninety percent of the time, you'll hear nothing back. Many applicants are lucky to even get a rejection letter for closure's sake.

With the ever-changing digital hiring process as the norm, employers always find more irritating ways to infuriate potential employees. From one-way interviews to terrible job listings, it's amazing to see what they can get away with. After all, there's no good reason an unpaid internship would require five years of experience. Here's some of this month's most frustrating finds from people who are searching for a new job, and finding nothing.

Too Old to Code

(Source: Reddit)

Yikes

(Source: Reddit)

You Didn't Get the Job, but Do Us a Favor

(Source: Reddit)

So Sick of This

(Source: Reddit)

Unusual Networking Method

(Source: Reddit)

Well That's Just Stupid

(Source: Reddit)

Messy Rejection Email

(Source: Reddit)

Salary Negotiation Is Now "Oppressive"

(Source: Reddit)

Real Nic

(Source: Reddit)

Explains All the Multi-Stage Interviews

(Source: Reddit)

Unpaid Internship Requires Five Years of Experience

(Source: Reddit)

Recruiter Sending a Possible Warning

(Source: Reddit)

We're Not Choosing to Stay Unemployed

(Source: Reddit)

Recruiter Hates the Candidates

(Source: Reddit)

Dancing Monkey

(Source: Reddit)

Stop Asking

(Source: Reddit)

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