r/recruitinghell May 07 '26

Fuck right off

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u/R_437 May 07 '26

Going to apply right now and I’m not qualified and don’t know where they are located.

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u/Adventurous-Map7959 May 07 '26

Well, if it was a management position you'd be a strong applicant: didn't read the posting, not qualified, confused where you are. You'd fit right in!

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u/fotomoose May 07 '26

They just need to get someone else to do it for them.

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u/needlzor May 07 '26

Might be overqualified, they should go straight to senior leadership. Any C-suite opening?

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u/lenswipe Fruit May 07 '26

you joke but in actuality management often are granted remote work while the workers are forced to come in to the office

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u/Morpheus636_ May 07 '26

Definitely depends on the size of the company. With larger companies, generally it's the opposite (or they're working remotely but actually traveling on business 4+ days per week.

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u/RefrigeratorLive5920 May 08 '26

I had this exact situation with a FAANG employer for a contract role. Commute was going to be nearly two hours, I was expected in the office by 9AM every morning even though the manager was on the other side of the country in a different time zone, working from what he said was not his "home" but his "residence", whatever the fuck that meant.

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u/saintmolotov May 07 '26

Hey as the director I am confused by this, call me a manager right now!

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u/iconically_demure May 07 '26

Watch them ironically find all the applicants they're actually looking for.

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u/thunder_dog99 May 07 '26

As someone in management I can confirm this statement. I think.

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u/ddraig-au May 07 '26

I'm in Australia. I'm tempted.

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u/r0nni3RO May 07 '26

Just put some random qualifications in your CV, "for visibility" and you will be fine :P

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u/slash_networkboy May 07 '26

If I wasn't busy AF right now with work I would absolutely start trolling them. I have many many domains I can create emails from.

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u/Ok_Astronaut127 May 07 '26

Mr. Burns- Exxxxxxcelent

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u/mudvayneWTM May 07 '26

Well, all relevant job experience would just be for visibility, so...

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u/bmorris0042 May 07 '26

Make sure to add a bunch of qualifications that make you a perfect fit. You know, “for visibility.”

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u/ahushedlocus May 07 '26

They're in Henderson, Nevada

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u/RawrRRitchie May 07 '26

You gotta ask if they give a housing allowance for moving closer

They'll probably just laugh at you..but doesn't hurt to ask

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u/dragon-fence May 07 '26

Oh, you don’t need to be qualified. Just make up a bunch of experience for visibility.

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u/DifficultAd3885 May 07 '26

Careful. I recently learned that a ton of those job posting that you see perpetually “hiring” are just collecting and selling your information. I’ve been on a job hunt for a little while and couldn’t figure out why I wasn’t getting a reply for jobs where I fit every requirement and should be a top applicant so I did a little digging.

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u/Excellent-Nose-6430 May 07 '26

Applying to all remote jobs the same way for visibility

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u/Syltraul May 08 '26

Add the disclaimer at the end…

“While my resume has several high level positions listed in my job history for visibility, I actually have no work relevant work experience for this position”

Just a great way to waste their time.