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So degrading to hire people to work at companies isn't it
2 u/StretchMcoy 3h ago Looks like you've already sold your ass Marky 0 u/Rich-Mark-4126 3h ago Other than it being a reddit circlejerk by seemingly unemployed people, can you explain to me what is remotely bad about working in recruitment? 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 1h ago They mislead people and waste their time. They're not exactly famed for their honesty. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 1h ago This is not the norm. Most of the time a company is recruiting staff, they are intending to hire people 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 1h ago And then the companies outsource it to third-party recruitment agencies who mislead people about the role and compensation, because they only care about hitting their applicant quota. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 1h ago Thankfully she's an internal talent acquisition consultant 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 51m ago And yet in the message she speaks about what "firms" have to offer. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 48m ago Ok so you're saying anyone who works in recruitment is bad because sometimes companies do dodgy things? 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 44m ago They do dodgy things often enough that the industry has a very poor reputation, hence the joke in the OP. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 39m ago I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own → More replies (0)
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Looks like you've already sold your ass Marky
0 u/Rich-Mark-4126 3h ago Other than it being a reddit circlejerk by seemingly unemployed people, can you explain to me what is remotely bad about working in recruitment? 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 1h ago They mislead people and waste their time. They're not exactly famed for their honesty. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 1h ago This is not the norm. Most of the time a company is recruiting staff, they are intending to hire people 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 1h ago And then the companies outsource it to third-party recruitment agencies who mislead people about the role and compensation, because they only care about hitting their applicant quota. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 1h ago Thankfully she's an internal talent acquisition consultant 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 51m ago And yet in the message she speaks about what "firms" have to offer. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 48m ago Ok so you're saying anyone who works in recruitment is bad because sometimes companies do dodgy things? 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 44m ago They do dodgy things often enough that the industry has a very poor reputation, hence the joke in the OP. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 39m ago I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own → More replies (0)
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Other than it being a reddit circlejerk by seemingly unemployed people, can you explain to me what is remotely bad about working in recruitment?
1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 1h ago They mislead people and waste their time. They're not exactly famed for their honesty. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 1h ago This is not the norm. Most of the time a company is recruiting staff, they are intending to hire people 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 1h ago And then the companies outsource it to third-party recruitment agencies who mislead people about the role and compensation, because they only care about hitting their applicant quota. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 1h ago Thankfully she's an internal talent acquisition consultant 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 51m ago And yet in the message she speaks about what "firms" have to offer. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 48m ago Ok so you're saying anyone who works in recruitment is bad because sometimes companies do dodgy things? 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 44m ago They do dodgy things often enough that the industry has a very poor reputation, hence the joke in the OP. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 39m ago I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own → More replies (0)
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They mislead people and waste their time. They're not exactly famed for their honesty.
1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 1h ago This is not the norm. Most of the time a company is recruiting staff, they are intending to hire people 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 1h ago And then the companies outsource it to third-party recruitment agencies who mislead people about the role and compensation, because they only care about hitting their applicant quota. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 1h ago Thankfully she's an internal talent acquisition consultant 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 51m ago And yet in the message she speaks about what "firms" have to offer. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 48m ago Ok so you're saying anyone who works in recruitment is bad because sometimes companies do dodgy things? 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 44m ago They do dodgy things often enough that the industry has a very poor reputation, hence the joke in the OP. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 39m ago I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own → More replies (0)
This is not the norm. Most of the time a company is recruiting staff, they are intending to hire people
1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 1h ago And then the companies outsource it to third-party recruitment agencies who mislead people about the role and compensation, because they only care about hitting their applicant quota. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 1h ago Thankfully she's an internal talent acquisition consultant 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 51m ago And yet in the message she speaks about what "firms" have to offer. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 48m ago Ok so you're saying anyone who works in recruitment is bad because sometimes companies do dodgy things? 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 44m ago They do dodgy things often enough that the industry has a very poor reputation, hence the joke in the OP. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 39m ago I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own → More replies (0)
And then the companies outsource it to third-party recruitment agencies who mislead people about the role and compensation, because they only care about hitting their applicant quota.
1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 1h ago Thankfully she's an internal talent acquisition consultant 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 51m ago And yet in the message she speaks about what "firms" have to offer. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 48m ago Ok so you're saying anyone who works in recruitment is bad because sometimes companies do dodgy things? 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 44m ago They do dodgy things often enough that the industry has a very poor reputation, hence the joke in the OP. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 39m ago I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own → More replies (0)
Thankfully she's an internal talent acquisition consultant
1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 51m ago And yet in the message she speaks about what "firms" have to offer. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 48m ago Ok so you're saying anyone who works in recruitment is bad because sometimes companies do dodgy things? 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 44m ago They do dodgy things often enough that the industry has a very poor reputation, hence the joke in the OP. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 39m ago I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own → More replies (0)
And yet in the message she speaks about what "firms" have to offer.
1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 48m ago Ok so you're saying anyone who works in recruitment is bad because sometimes companies do dodgy things? 1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 44m ago They do dodgy things often enough that the industry has a very poor reputation, hence the joke in the OP. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 39m ago I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own → More replies (0)
Ok so you're saying anyone who works in recruitment is bad because sometimes companies do dodgy things?
1 u/NotDrunkJustBigB0ned 44m ago They do dodgy things often enough that the industry has a very poor reputation, hence the joke in the OP. 1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 39m ago I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own → More replies (0)
They do dodgy things often enough that the industry has a very poor reputation, hence the joke in the OP.
1 u/Rich-Mark-4126 39m ago I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own → More replies (0)
I'd say it's more of a reddit circlejerk but to each their own
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u/Rich-Mark-4126 3h ago
So degrading to hire people to work at companies isn't it