PAWG gets rejected from barista role despite having eight years experience in the barista field

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Sadly in this economy, businesses are going through it as hard as ole girl trying to get the gig. I can't hate the game because I have been there. All the years of actually wanting to work in IT to the point of being a salesman, only to realize that the suits just want to pump and dump.

The illusion of working your ass off and having a strong resume is what it is, when my wifes former employer hired a PDF, a inexperienced worker, and somebody fresh out of high school to work with autistic children

Feel for ole girl, but the game is rigged AF to save a buck.

 

[Huda2daf]

She came with too many accomplishments they want someone they can exploit

 

[OneManGang]

She listed off qualifications like she was a nuclear engineer

This a barista role? Tf

 

[Mass]

It's amazing how many people show up in threads like this to DEFEND the establishment. Says a lot about where we are as a society. People fighting to protect the matrix they are stuck in.

She's right BTW. They could've extended an offer at whatever they think they could afford to pay. They didn't. So the excuse that she's too qualified is nonsense.

There is the other issue that sometimes they just have to post the job for legal reasons but they already know who they want to hire.

There's other nuances too, but in the end, the person looking for a job suffers. That's it.

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

fukk this cave woman...let her starve

 

[Dchris14]

This has been a growing conversation all year. I've been told post-graduation that depending on the job you're applying for, it's best to cut some experience or remove certain qualifications from your resume to avoid getting filtered out. You've got degree holders getting rejected from stock jobs, and the reason being is they know for a fact you have no intent on staying there. She's got 8 years of experience in her field which SHOULD be appealing, but these jobs are going to hire people they can finesse for cheaper. It's honestly pretty fukked.

 

[The BasedFather]

I got a job for her

 

[Illuminatos]

Maybe there were multiple other people with lots of experience like her that applied and she got the short end of the stick. Also, it’s possible her application got filtered out by ATS? Maybe her answers to certain questions on the application triggered a rejection flag. I’ve had situations where I’ve applied to jobs and got auto-rejected minutes later. Either way, your not entitled to an interview or job just because you have experience lol.

 

[Dameon Farrow]

Somebody juiced in got the job. Happens all the time.

 

[Sterling Archer]

It’s not a wagon but she dragging

This bytch makes coffee for a living and don’t have a job but got time to post thirst traps in mirrors for twitter and wonders why she can’t find work.

 

[King]

It's amazing how many people show up in threads like this to DEFEND the establishment. Says a lot about where we are as a society. People fighting to protect the matrix they are stuck in.

She's right BTW. They could've extended an offer at whatever they think they could afford to pay. They didn't. So the excuse that she's too qualified is nonsense.

There is the other issue that sometimes they just have to post the job for legal reasons but they already know who they want to hire.

There's other nuances too, but in the end, the person looking for a job suffers. That's it.

Many of these posters are paid to post here.

 

[Wildin]

She's right BTW. They could've extended an offer at whatever they think they could afford to pay. They didn't. So the excuse that she's too qualified is nonsense.

You don't know why she wasn't hired.

I work in government. Depending on the department or position that's open we are required to open some to external candidates. And 96% of them still go internal.

And regardless everyone gets the same generic "thank you for your time and consideration at this time we decided to move forth with the process..."

One of my coworkers wrote back to the generic email asking for more information (as a joke) and someone reached out saying he didn't meet qualifications and a list of certifications and experience he would need to get a "career" here and he replied back "you do know I've been employed here for 9.5 years right?"

We still laugh about that shyt. Probably one of the best running jokes in our office.

We call security and say there's a stranger or civilian in the break room or or wandering the building. We pack up his shyt and put it in boxes. He never gets mad. Anything he gets informed of a new policy or reprimanded he's like "you do know I don't even work here right?"

"Then why are we paying you?"

"I don't know. I keep showing up and you keep paying me. It's a fair deal. According to hr I'm not qualified or experienced."

 

[Mass]

You don't know why she wasn't hired.

I work in government. Depending on the department or position that's open we are required to open some to external candidates. And 96% of them still go internal.

And regardless everyone gets the same generic "thank you for your time and consideration at this time we decided to move forth with the process..."

One of my coworkers wrote back to the generic email asking for more information (as a joke) and someone reached out saying he didn't meet qualifications and a list of certifications and experience he would need to get a "career" here and he replied back "you do know I've been employed here for 9.5 years right?"

We still laugh about that shyt. Probably one of the best running jokes in our office.

We call security and say there's a stranger or civilian in the break room or or wandering the building. We pack up his shyt and put it in boxes. He never gets mad. Anything he gets informed of a new policy or reprimanded he's like "you do know I don't even work here right?"

"Then why are we paying you?"

"I don't know. I keep showing up and you keep paying me. It's a fair deal. According to hr I'm not qualified or experienced."

 

[Hoodoo Child]

Because there's something wrong with someone who has over 10 years working at a coffee shop.
Same as a McDonalds or Walmart.

It depends. Did you atleast make manager/supervisor within those 10 years, or were you just a regular crew member?

 

[Shadow]

Should have just showed up at the cafe and went