Resume Builder... surveyed nearly 650 hiring managers in May and found nearly seven in 10 said it was "morally acceptable" to post fake jobs. Hiring managers credited the move with increasing revenue, morale, and how much workers get done.
i recently tried getting hired at a local joann fabrics after i saw the one person they had on cutting duty look like she wanted to die from being overworked. i applied and they waited like 2 months to send me a vague rejection letter
they never have more people at that store. ever. it's fake
I dunno about anywhere other than Australia, but my extensive experience of job hunting suggests that 50+% of advertised professional roles are vaporware, being either resume harvesting exercises or 457 visa scams.
As someone that was looking for work on Indeed 5 years ago, I 100% believe this. I wasted so much time going to interviews, and filling out redundant form, only to get ghosted, or find out that the place decided not to hire anyone to fill the position. Itβs a game to them.
An HR manager recently advised me (very well-meaning friend) "Keep trying - It's a numbers game." And I somewhat unkindly snapped back "You mean like the lottery? Or like in an old gangster movie?" The truly relevant number is my age, which is 61. Seven out of 10 - or 70% - also relevant.
Everything I've seen about the business of hiring has convinced me the profession is all about the art of *looking* like doing the job of hiring while actually sabotaging it to the greatest extent possible as a form of job security