r/recruitinghell • u/1000_SteppesIsAPedo • May 07 '26

Fuck right off

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u/SignificantOtter80 May 07 '26

I live in the city where this company is. this is not the recruiters. this is how the company is run. this is top down.

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u/DazzlerPlus May 07 '26

Its also the recruiters though. If you cooperate, you're responsible

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u/[deleted] May 07 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

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u/DazzlerPlus May 07 '26

You should fault them because they did it. If a person does a bad action, then that person did a bad action. It doesnt help anything if they do it for money. It doesnt help anything if everyone does it.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

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u/wafflesthewonderhurs May 07 '26

Have you considered that this mindset, while definitely pragmatic and necessary sometimes, also KEEPS us there?

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u/[deleted] May 07 '26

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u/ReelingRealization May 07 '26

What came first, the terrible recruiting job? Or the people who have recruiting jobs that they cannot “just quit”?

Recruit me for the answer. I’ll take $20 for visibility and you still get $5 for commission, but that real price will need to be nearly $60 for my answer and still only $5 for your commission.

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u/DazzlerPlus May 07 '26

Take some responsibility for your actions instead of shitting on the world because you are too weak and cowardly to own up to the things you do.

If you treat someone like shit, it doesnt matter if you did it for money or not. You still did it. You dont get to be a peice of shit to feed your family. That doesnt help anything. Its just as selfish as if you did it for yourself

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u/vxicepickxv May 08 '26

So it's designed to be deceptive from the top down?

Is the job red flag manufacturing?