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The real reason you can't find a job.

Posted 11-15-2014 at 09:42 AM by parried

A broken and corrupt hiring process is keeping millions of people out of work. It's designed to weed people out, not put people to work. It's all focused on elimination instead of recruitment.

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"None. Zero. Not one person has even given me an interview."

Posted 08-10-2014 at 11:30 AM by parried

I thought nobody wanted to work for minimum wage? Stupid conservative republican nutjobs always calling people lazy. You idiots don't even know what applying for a job means.

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The truth about job hunting. (that nobody wants to admit)

Posted 05-06-2014 at 06:46 AM by parried
Updated 05-19-2014 at 06:49 PM by parried

If there are 2,000 applications for one mcdonald's job and your application is #1,992 you aren't getting the job. You aren't even getting an interview. This is what I've gone through over and over at every job I apply for. I can't even afford to commute 35 miles away by train to go where the jobs are because the train fare is too expensive for a daily commute. If I lived closer with a subway link, it'd be doable. Still a little expensive, but much more doable.

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