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They asked me to come for an interview, but then told me they had already found someone. Do they think people have a lot of free time? It feels awful!
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Called beforehand to ask whether there were still any vacancies, and they replied: “Yes, there are. Please come in for an interview.”
After arriving at the company and completing the application form, I was only then told that the position had already been filled. It felt awful!
Are they really that short of applicants’ résumés (for their records)?
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The salary the company’s supervisor mentioned on the phone differs from what they posted on the job bank!
After looking into it, this company seems to have quite a lot of issues... Everyone, be careful!
The interviewer's attitude was OK.
The drawback is that the job posting did not say that experienced personnel were needed. It was only after going to the interview that I found out the client in this area required experienced security guards.
The information in the job posting was incomplete, making people waste a trip!
The male interviewer at the National Land Surveying and Mapping Center on the fourth floor—yes, I mean you.
You want to recruit female employees you can fantasize about into your center; that’s your business. But if you have the nerve, don’t waste the time of male applicants.
Not only do you show no respect for others, you also waste their time.
Next time, you’d better clearly state that applicants are limited to women!
I see you’re already over 60, with half your hair gone, and you’re still playing these corrupt games—typical civil servant.
But I suppose it’s no wonder. In the photo, you can only stand on the far right as a marginal figure. How pathetic.
People’s actions are witnessed by Heaven. I urge you, you shameless old man, to show some restraint. Otherwise, with one foot already in the coffin, be careful in your final years.
The male interviewer at the National Land Surveying and Mapping Center on the fourth floor—yes, I mean you.
You want to recruit female employees you can fantasize about into your center; that’s your business. But if you have the nerve, don’t waste the time of male applicants.
Not only do you show no respect for others, you also waste their time.
Next time, you’d better clearly state that applicants are limited to women!
I see you’re already over 60, with half your hair gone, and you’re still playing these corrupt games—typical civil servant.
But I suppose it’s no wonder. In the photo, you can only stand on the far right as a marginal figure. How pathetic.
People’s actions are witnessed by Heaven. I urge you, you shameless old man, to show some restraint. Otherwise, with one foot already in the coffin, be careful in your final years.