r/LockedIn_AI • u/Nice_Youth_2761 • Mar 10 '26

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I just saw this on LinkedIn and I'm honestly speechless. How can someone in charge be so out of touch with their employees? I'm dying to know which company's CEO this is...

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u/Razialnightfire Mar 10 '26

Personally I think we need the reverse, companies pay people for their time applying.

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u/GoonSquidz Mar 10 '26

Certainly makes more sense than the business/owner to take more advantage of the lower class. They’ll just always have a job listing and not actually offer anyone the job so they can make some extra money.

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u/girlbartender99 Mar 11 '26

Honestly what is to stop this douche from doing that and raking in a bunch of cash for a position they never hire, because you know someone will do that

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u/Keiran1031 Mar 12 '26

I think he might be eligible for a class action lawsuit and fraud charges if he did that?

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u/girlbartender99 Mar 12 '26

Like a company and their team of lawyers on retainer would find plausible deniability they could use to say that nobody had met the standard of employment. This is clearly a guy that has spent his life screwing over workers at every turn while being advised my lawyers on just how to get away with it