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A Reddit user claiming Google and OpenAI credentials offered a job seeker a promo code for a paid platform that “pretty much guarantees” interviews, then deleted their account within minutes after being called out for predatory practices.

A job seeker received a campus recruitment email from EY with “[Rejection]” stamped right in the subject line. Reddit largely applauded the bluntness.

The job seeker asked to be removed from the applicant list after receiving an invitation to an AI-led interview.

Having management experience has not made the job search any easier for one 48-year-old applicant.

Imagine being rejected by a placeholder.

A presentation and five one-on-one interviews took four hours. The rejection came only after the candidate followed up two weeks later.

A job seeker says they found work more quickly in 2024 despite having less experience, but now struggles to secure an offer despite a stronger portfolio.

Once extinct in the wild in China, Przewalski’s horses are roaming Xinjiang’s steppe again after decades of conservation work.

Trump says it is “decision time” on whether to strike Iran again or make a deal, naming the buried Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site as a potential target.

He signed the offer, withdrew from another company’s final-round interviews and prepared for his first day. Then the job disappeared a day before he was due to start.

A rejection email that actually gets a thank-you? This job seeker says more employers should be this straightforward.

A 27-year-old honourably discharged veteran in Silver Spring, Maryland, who can’t land part-time work at Aldi or Amazon despite years of service is asking Reddit how it got harder than when he was 18

A job seeker who swapped their ethnic-sounding surname for a more Anglo-sounding one on their resume says responses improved, and is now asking Reddit whether using a name that isn’t their legal one will cause problems later.

A senior HR leader who has reached four final rounds without an offer says she asked interviewers directly if anything gave them pause, was told no, then was rejected for a skill nobody asked about. Reddit has thoughts.