No one (in HR) wants to work anymore
Today, I have applied to over 50 different jobs in the last month. I have NOT received a call or email back from any of them. FML
Today, I have applied to over 50 different jobs in the last month. I have NOT received a call or email back from any of them. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, I've applied to 300 jobs in the past 4 months, gotten 7 interview, 2 of which have gone to a third round and I'm still unemployed. FML
Today, my roommate has a job interview. He only applied to the job yesterday. Meanwhile, I've been out of work for three weeks. I've applied to at least ten jobs. I have yet to get a call-back from any of them. FML
Today, just like every day, I have not gotten a single call back or email regarding a job interview since 2020. I can't even get a part-time job at McDonald's. Why? No one wants to hire someone with 10 years of experience as a manager for entry-level jobs, and no one is hiring managers from outside. FML
Today, I called in about a job application I put in over a week ago. Apparently, the branch of the company that I applied to was never given my information, and the position was filled days ago. I've been checking the status of the position online daily, and it still says that it's open. FML
Today, after waiting 3 months to see if I got the job I had applied for, I was told that they never received my application. Turns out that the email address that they told me to send it to was not being checked anymore and that they would be happy to consider me for the following year. FML
Today, I checked my email for the hundredth time, hoping to hear back from a potential employer about a job I really want. No response. Why? My email with resume attached has been sitting in my Outbox for the past week. I never actually sent it out in the first place. FML
Today, after applying at over 30 businesses over the past 6 months, I have had not one single call. I later find out that I was using my old phone number on the applications, and my secondary phone was my mom's. She thought they were telemarketers. FML
Today, I realized after turning in my resume to over 100 job openings over the past month, that the resume I've been submitting does not have my phone number or any other contact information besides my name. FML
Today, it’s been 3 weeks since I had an interview for an internship this summer. I’ve applied to over 40 internships over the past 6 months, and this was the only interview I’ve had. I banked my entire summer on this. FML
Today, I submitted my 208th job application in less than a year, and went to my 83rd and 84th interviews, only to be told once again that I'm over-qualified for the first, and under-qualified for the second. FML
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Top comments
GoogieWithers 25
Keep going,it is hard, but you will get an interview. Remember, you only need one chance.
Chazzster 32
Pretty typical - It’s rare to hear back that the answer is “no”. And it’s always been that way as far back as I remember… If you don’t hear back in 2 weeks the answer is “no”… If you think there’s a chance after the interview, call back a day or two later and ask if they have any questions that they might not have asked at the time. It’s a polite way to keep your name in their minds… Finally have a friend or family member you respect look over your resume to make sure it’s fitting for the jobs you are applying for.
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UsernameNotFound404 21
This is new normal. It's pathetic
GoogieWithers 25
Keep going,it is hard, but you will get an interview. Remember, you only need one chance.
Chazzster 32
Pretty typical - It’s rare to hear back that the answer is “no”. And it’s always been that way as far back as I remember… If you don’t hear back in 2 weeks the answer is “no”… If you think there’s a chance after the interview, call back a day or two later and ask if they have any questions that they might not have asked at the time. It’s a polite way to keep your name in their minds… Finally have a friend or family member you respect look over your resume to make sure it’s fitting for the jobs you are applying for.