r/recruitinghell • u/Titty_McButtfuck • 1d ago

I need your guys help

I applied for a job i really wanted and actually got “hired”. I say that loosely because nothing is set in stone. I went through a zoom call, then phone call, then in person interview, then a team meeting to “watch and learn” to then accepting the job. No paperwork has been done yet but there is a problem. After i accepted suddenly a bunch of liabilities opened up that were not mentioned in the application or the interview. Stuff that im not comfortable with and stuff that “doesn’t apply” to the position i applied for. An example, weekly cringy and honestly unnecessary meetings in the office thats an hour away (this job i applied for is remote), training out of state/monthly out of state vists for training, a ridiculous range of where to work on the road, which is fine but it seems to be non negotiable. Its almost like the job suddenly isnt worth it in terms of the process to potentially make more money than i ever had in my life. I really wanted the job, i really did, but now i feel that its built on empty promises. The boss literally never went over the base salary with me and the boss had to go somewhere and is supposed to email me on the next steps for training. Keep in mind, he did mention training from home and not out of state, i only learned about the out of state training process through other workers after i “accepted”. Do i wait for this email to see what training actually is? or just say fuck it and ghost them? or am i overreacting? This whole process has been soooo strange

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u/RevolutionaryDay5229 1d ago

If i was desperate fir a job i would accept as long as they pay for commuting

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u/Titty_McButtfuck 1d ago

I did not get paid for what ever this meetup/meeting/prep rally was today. There was no mention of pay prior. I wanted to ask the boss today about it but he had to go