40 Hiring Disasters That Are Weirdly Hilarious And Way Too Relatable

Seems "Fair".

well played!

BURN!!

I hope that was legit and not a ploy on their part

To the caption: Wholeheartedly. I have to deal with upper management often and the quality recently is lacking. No critical thinking whatsoever.

Smart!

Seems Legit.

You got the job.

Classic!

😂😂😂

useless and worthless

you don't say.

My wife just applied for a job and they said "The payscale is incorrect. The starting pay is below that scale." She still put in her requirements: upper middle of the scale.

Aww, they look cute.

By the time I got to "ending" in the last answer I half expected "my life" to follow.

But according to our illustrious "leader" the economy is A+++++

How many years have you known my mom? Describe her favorite position.

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You have to earn the job, lady

Every job I've had for the last 35 years I got through networking. Filling out an application was just a formality

Companies can be incels, too?

Family means you will be exploited.

This is made up - 1) in real life you wouldn't get a reply. At all. 2) they seem concerned about the applicant.

Sounds about right.

I know! If I wasn't earning so much more than my staff I'd quit this managerial job!

W*f!

Fffuuuuuuck that! I have never filled out more than 12 applications in my entire work history. A recruiter lined me up five interviews and told me that I might get one offer... I received five. If this is what it takes now, I wouldn't even bother trying.

And applicants should be payed for their time interviewing, to show your company is serious.

All your high school bullies are stock photo models?

What?

I don't see a problem here. Watch the video, drop the code, NBD.

Well, that saved some time

Kelly dodged a bullet by not staying with you guys.

They forgot to add "big t**s"

You don't meet the requirements of a PhD with 20 years work experience and seem unwilling to accept our generous benefits of minimum wage plus a 30 minute lunch break.

What manufacturer is replying at 1:07 AM?

The rest of the post: "Locally, we have a hospital called MercyHealth. The CEO Javon Bea makes like 16+ million a year, one of the most well played CEOs in America. He makes more than Mayo Clinic's CEO. If you google him, you'll see he recently closed down a hospital he promised he wouldn't. And the hospital was located in the poorest neighborhood of Rockford IL. Above is nepotism at the best. His daughter graduates college in 2009 and lands a VP job right off the bat. She makes almost 1/2 million."

The answer is c. What's the big deal?