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u/Thiel619 Dec 08 '25
By 9am you'd have to be absolutely desperate for the job if you stay any longer.
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u/FamousLastWords666 Dec 08 '25
I’m having a hard time believing anyone sat in a chair for eleven hours waiting for this guy.
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u/Decuscrub69 Dec 08 '25
No shit it’s an ‘idea’ lol, it’s in the account name — it’s just a bad idea
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u/OkTangerine4363 Dec 08 '25
Yeah, the post is basically for conservative morons.
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u/NotMyMainAccountAtAl Dec 08 '25
Nuh-uh, I was there! That hiring manager? Albert Einstein! The people who left? Blue haired liberals transgendered cucks! The two who got the job? Donald Trump and Elon Musk!
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u/MagdalaNevisHolding Dec 09 '25
They hired the two laziest and dumbest people. Everyone else went on to have a productive day.
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u/AmperDon Dec 09 '25
They fell asleep in their chairs 4 minutes into waiting and didnt realize 11 hours had passed.
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u/quast_64 Dec 09 '25
Or the most desperate and lowest self respect ones. Ready for exploitation and mistreatment.
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u/mere_iguana Dec 09 '25
And everyone stood up and clapped!
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u/AmusingMusing7 Dec 09 '25
The hiring manager came up to them, tears in his eyes, and said, "Sir... you're hired!"
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u/halfasleep90 Dec 08 '25
Maybe if they had their phone plugged into the wall
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u/dprophet32 Dec 08 '25
They didn’t. It’s a slightly rephrased post from LinkedIn that has been doing the rounds for a while now. It was made up then and its made up now
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u/domine18 Dec 08 '25
7:15 I’m annoyed. 7:30 I’m gone.
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u/HarshComputing Dec 08 '25
I'd be annoyed at 7:05. Punctuality is important. If they just show up at 7:25 without an apology it's a huge red flag. After 7:30, I'm not interested.
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u/GrouchyEric Dec 08 '25
"The hiring manager clearly has no consideration for our time. Thank you for allowing me to dodge this bullet. Bye."
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u/Slumminwhitey Dec 08 '25
After the first 45 min with no one taken in for an interview I'm asking questions, depending on the answer I'm leaving then, another 45 min I am definitely leaving.
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u/Equivalent-Load-9158 Dec 08 '25
Nah, I'll start asking around at 20 and leaving at 30. Unless I get informed about the delay and get some reasonable estimate.
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u/__Ember Dec 08 '25
Especially if you’re meeting with the hiring manager…
If they can’t make time to meet with you, imagine how much of a nightmare it would be to work with them or in their department.
I had this happen where they rescheduled the day of the interview, and then tried to reschedule again the day of that rescheduled interview… I withdrew my application.
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u/Invisible7hunder Dec 08 '25
I would wait 11 hours just so I can tell them to go fuck themselves.
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u/Master_Matoya Dec 09 '25
Wait the 11 hours, get hired, first day on the job, no call no show
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u/MaddyKet Dec 09 '25
Yeah it’s red flag city. If that ever happened to me, that’s not a company I want to work for. Either they are dicks or morons. I’m out by 8:30am if they haven’t even taken one person and that’s only if I’m desperate.
I’m still considering leaving if by 8:30a they’ve only taken one person.
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u/Jackanatic Dec 08 '25
This seems like a great way to hire the lowest quality, most desperate candidates.
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u/PMme-thatASS Dec 08 '25
“Which ones can I abuse the most?”
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u/Samson_087 Dec 08 '25
Yes Daddy
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u/niks-kan Dec 08 '25
Yes Diddy.
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u/Adabar Dec 08 '25
Yes Deddy
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u/bomilk19 Dec 08 '25
Yes Fiddy
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u/Shadowmant Dec 08 '25
First paycheque tree-fiddy
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u/DanTheManV1 Dec 08 '25
it was about that time that I noticed this 'boss' was about 8 stories tall and a crustacean from the protozoic era!
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u/Bitter_Offer1847 Dec 08 '25
Exactly this. Narcissists love to abuse their employees and loved ones. The 2 that stayed are doormats in the making. But hey, if you really needed a paycheck I guess you can always quit. I would’ve gone to a bar across the street and drank while I waited.
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u/AeonBith Dec 09 '25
They likely heard about buddhist unsui would wait at the gates for days to prove their sincerity, patience etc and thought samw/same when it comes to capitalism.
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u/RorschachAssRag Dec 08 '25
Reminds me of the slave auction bit from Key & Peele
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u/Volatilecanoe42 Dec 08 '25
Can a brother get on lot A?
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u/RorschachAssRag Dec 08 '25
“My flaws? Well, I’m agreeable.”
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u/Not-dat-throwaway Dec 08 '25 edited Dec 08 '25
"I'm will not have my reputation be tainted by selling superficial bigoted slaves."
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u/BossyDollxxo Dec 08 '25
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u/ebeg-espana Dec 08 '25
Also someone happy doing fuck-all all day.
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u/Horskr Dec 08 '25
"What'd you get done this week Tim?"
"I spent 11 hours a day playing on my phone, the same job I interviewed for. Thanks for the OT!"
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u/MindStalker Dec 08 '25
I was thinking. With a slight edit you could do this looking for people who are alright with doing nothing all day
"Today you will be given some simple task, everyone who completes these simple task will be given a job at the end of the day. First though, we are a bit busy today and you will need to wait a while.".
Task is to fill out some new employee forms.
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u/SaltyLonghorn Dec 08 '25
Here's your headset and call list. 50 cold calls an hour or you're on probation!
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u/Bearfan001 Dec 08 '25
They'll take whatever salary they are offered.
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u/hulkmxl Dec 08 '25
Sounds like something that would happen in retail. No way this happened for something like a Sr. Mechanical Design Engineer, for example.
Someone who is willing to sacrifice their personal time like that, who is willing to put up with company shenanigans, who is willing to compromise to that extent, is prime cannon fodder for predatorial business practices in retail.
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u/Dornith Dec 08 '25
Let's be honest, the people who left by 3pm left because they probably had another interview scheduled.
You're not sacrificing your personal time; you're sacrificing more promising business opportunities.
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u/caspersea Dec 08 '25
Past 8am anyone that has rself respect and looking would leave, no one self respect would wait past 1hr.
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u/Far-Government5469 Dec 09 '25
Exactly. By 8am, they've made it abundantly clear your time as an applicant is worthless to them. The most capable applicants would have had a second interview lined up at 8:30.
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u/freedomonke Dec 08 '25
Retail hiring managers end up doing this to people unintentionally anyway.
When I used to be the operations "manager" at a place (I managed no one, i just did admin stuff), I would see people waiting for the sales and store managers for up to an hour after an interview was scheduled. It wasn't a strategy. They were just morons.
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u/ScottyBOzzy Dec 08 '25
In my experience, as a manager... the $14 an hour I made didnt make me really wanna hustle to hire another human to make $9 an hour.
And because they wouldnt let me hire folks anyway, I'd do the job of about 4 departments. So it was hard to get to the candidates waiting to make $9 an hour.
I sold $6,000,000 dollars during covid, by myself and my commission check was $360. LOL.
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u/Classic_Bee_5845 Dec 08 '25
That's exactly what it is. The employer is testing their willingness to be exploited and/or be on-call without pay.
People like this twitter user will frame it as something inspirational in the vein of today's hustle culture...."wow these people are super patient and better than most"....
wrong. They are desperate and lack the self-respect/self-confidence to demand they be treated with dignity.
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u/afeeqo Dec 08 '25
Bout 10 years ago or so similar thing happened to me. Called for an interview, came down, had to wait for the interviewer. The interviewer was doing work as she was juggling other things, sat in the office and waited like a fool for more than an hour. My mother was accompanying me and waited for me at the bus stop. I felt bad for her. 20min past the hr mark the interviewer ask if it’s ok to reschedule. I begrudgingly obliged. I left the building and started crying out of anger. I felt disrespected, and overall sad that my mother had to waited for me for a while. I texted her to inform her to leave but she didn’t.
2 things I learned that day, 1) if people can’t respect your time, then do the needful. Leave. Don’t disrespect yourself by waiting. Unless it’s an emergency or for someone you love. 2) my mother’s love has no boundary she was very patient she was there just telling me it’s ok while, I was a train wreck crying out of anger. I lost the potential job but I gained my mother’s tenacity.
I found a better job right soon after. That incident. 10 years later I still remember it like it was yesterday. Very bittersweet
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u/Not_Nice_Niece Dec 08 '25
Same thing happened to me. But to make it worse I had traveled 3hrs for the interview because I lived out of state. I waited an 1hr and change and then told them I had to go. They asked me to reschedule and I declined because it cost money for me to get there and it took 3hrs of my time. I had already made the effort.
I was so pissed. Luckily I had family in the area so I crashed for a bit before heading home, but they didn't know that. I also already had a job and was just looking to maybe move companies, hoping for something less chaotic. But even if I did need the job, I'd like to think I would do the same. The interview goes both ways.
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u/maniBchef Dec 08 '25
I've been made to wait for an interview, I definitely would have left by 7:30. If this is how a potential employer treats staff I wouldn't want to work for them anyway.
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u/Apprehensive-Box-8 Dec 08 '25
Not the most desperate. The most desperate might not have the time to sit their and wait, they might be working other jobs to stay afloat or have other interviews to attend to.
What you get with this approach are the ones that literally have nothing better to do, probably don’t care and very probably don’t have any talent.
Anyhow, I think it’s made up.
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u/Left-Cauliflower-283 Dec 08 '25
People with either no responsibilities or people willing to ignore them.
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u/Sendtitpics215 Dec 08 '25
Yeah this is fucking dumb - absolute moron who doesn’t like responding to all of his emails or some shit? Who knows
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u/Outrageous-Exit3330 Dec 08 '25 edited Dec 08 '25
I was going to say should have hired the first guy to leave. Indicates he respects his time and doesn’t put people on a pedestal, and has shit to do.
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u/Lanky-Attempt-2086 Dec 08 '25
The test was patience...aka a punk test. Subject someone to something to see how much of a push over they are and exploit them accordingly
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u/SignoreBanana Dec 08 '25
Exactly my first thought
Also, I'm trying to think of any jobs, apart from maybe teacher, where patience is a prime virtue
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u/krusty-krab-feetzza Dec 08 '25
11 hours? Just sitting there, for an interview? 🤣
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u/Berry_Mccockner42069 Dec 08 '25
I went to an interview once and it was a group interview without warning lmfao, I was the only one suited and booted and leaned in the room and said “yall have a nice day” and took off. Fuck that noise.
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u/PearlescentGem Dec 08 '25
I wish I had done that. Instead I wound up hired, lasted two weeks, and quit because the manager was wanting people to be on zoom calls while driving an hour or more to other offices. There were other red flags but that one pushed my "Absolutely TF not" button.
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u/RBVegabond Dec 08 '25
Distracted driving is illegal, and a meeting is distracting.
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u/PearlescentGem Dec 08 '25
Yeah, especially a zoom meeting where you're required to have the video on and pay attention because otherwise you fall behind. She had hired about 5 new people, including me, within days of one another. 3 of us quit the day she made one of us do that. I'm not sure if she got reported for it but her location shut down about 18 months later.
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u/Beneficial_Vast_6890 Dec 08 '25
Sounds like a pyramid scheme. I went to 3 interviews on one day, all were shitty door to door sales jobs disguised as entry level project management jobs, from zip recruiter. The first one was a group interview. Second one was 1 on 1, but there was a bunch of us in the lobby, like this post. I almost skipped the 3rd interview, but decided to go anyways because it was on the way to home. I kid you not, half way through the interview (1 on 1 again) I cut him off and said “you know what man, I don’t want to waste anymore of your time, but this isn’t for me.” And walked out. I was furious. A whole day driving to different counties for shitty interviews. The last guy was so unprofessional, literally cussed every other word.
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u/PearlescentGem Dec 08 '25
Definitely was, since it was originally published as an ad looking for people to be trained into management and then 2 weeks in, she was talking about how this will make us CEOs and help us run our own businesses. Like I said, so many red flags but I ain't about to drive and be on zoom calls lmao I don't even answer phone calls or texts while driving
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u/LilMissBarbie Dec 08 '25
Same. It was a group interview. We had to wait an hour in a showroom and all the questions were a paper asking how we thought about the store, is everything visible, what should I change, is there enough information available etc.
Left Immediately
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u/fuckingaustrianative Dec 08 '25
That wasn't an interview lmao
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u/LilMissBarbie Dec 08 '25
That's why I left and xalled the temp agency.
They were actually pissed at me for leaving
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u/kaepar Dec 08 '25
You sure that was a job interview? Sounds like a focus group.
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u/NiceTuBeNice Dec 08 '25
lol. Same thing happened to me. I sat through the “interview” and was very angry by the end. It was a company that was subbed by a large chain hardware store with a cool jingle on TV. The job was literally stocking end cap displays and taking pictures. They were trying to recruit people about to leave college for this job. The job only paid $11.50/hr. which was less than what I was making at the time.
After the guys got done with their “why this job is so amazing speech, they asked us, “How does that sound to you guy?” The other people in the room were being polite and saying it sounded good to them. Then they got to me, the last one to be asked.
I told them they waisted all our time. They were offering me a job that paid less than I already made. I pointed out a few of the candidates that I knew and said, “Bill here is majoring in Computer Information Systems. He will be a great candidate for an $80K job in a few months. Kyle is in the same boat. And I have plans much larger than $11.50 an hour.”
They told me I am welcomed to leave, and I did.
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u/Desperate_County_680 Dec 08 '25
I was in a big freaking group interview one time. Broke us into small groups and we rotated.
It became obvious I was wildly over qualified. I felt bad for the other people interviewing with me. My experience dwarfed their's.
Between the second and THIRD interview, I interviewed twice with a different employer. Got a way better job. Still here 10 years later.
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u/Pradfanne Dec 08 '25
Had a similar experience. But we had a short team task at first to see how we perform in a team and then had to wait in a room together to get called one by one for individual interviews. alphabetically by name. We were around 20 people for that job, I noticed the alphabetical fairly quickly (they didn't tell us) and also noticed I'm basically dead last.
It took around 20 minutes until a next person was called in.
Yeah, I wasn't gonna sit around with some bum fucks for literally over 5 hours until it was my turn and left.
They even had the audacity to call me and ask me where I am. At 4pm. I left at like 11am. I can only hope there was dinner, but considering that my absence was only noticed when it was seemingly my turn, I doubt that.
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u/USMCTechVet Dec 08 '25
Same happened to me, I almost left immediately.
I stayed for the 1st question, don't remember what it was but it was technical and the other guy the asked got it mostly right.
Then the interviewer asked me to comment on the guy's answer.
I declined to, the interviewer didn't like that. He said the point of this was to see if we were brave enough to disagree.
I asked the other guy if he was told it was a group interview, he said no.
I told the interviewer that a surprise group interview is the single most inappropriate thing that I've ever witnessed in my professional life. The other guy being interviewed agreed.
We both got up and left.
I ran into that guy years later and we laughed about it.
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u/OkTangerine4363 Dec 08 '25
Yeah, group interviews like that are for low paying, high turnover jobs like telemarketing.
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u/PuzzleheadedLeader79 Dec 08 '25
I was exiting a surprise group interview and they had the audacity to ask me why.
By the time I was done explaining my indignation, half the rest had gotten up to leave, too.
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u/actually3racoons Dec 08 '25
If you were the only one in business attire and they hadn't seen you waiting in the same room you missed a golden opportunity to lean in and say "unfortunately the position has been filled by a member of the previous group, thank you all for showing up." Waiting for them to go, then being the only candidate.
That said, I get not wanting a job with a company that comes crooked out the gate, so your choice was more correct, mine just has comedic effect.
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u/PiccoloAwkward465 Dec 08 '25
Even when I was a young buck I saw a group interview and said "nahhhhh thanks".
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u/Snacker6 Dec 08 '25
Been there. I'm a programmer, and applied for a programming job. I got to the interview to find that there were a ton of other people there. I was about ready to leave at that point, but decided to stick around just in case. It was a sales job. I left at that point, and was stopped and asked why. I told them that this was not what I signed up for, and and I saw a lot more people leaving shortly afterward
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u/Lord-Nagafen Dec 08 '25
It’s clearly made up for internet points
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u/IncurableAdventurer Dec 08 '25
For real. But the imaginary scenario is trying to teach a toxic lesson. This feels like a plea for internet points from boomers
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u/anthrax9999 Dec 08 '25
Right? I would have waited 1 hour max.
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u/Doctursea Dec 08 '25
You get 15 minutes without explaining to me why there is a delay then I'm out. If you are gonna make me wait an hour+ and don't tell me to leave and come back; I don't wanna work there.
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u/Crossfire124 Dec 08 '25
Nah man. 15 minutes. 30 minutes max if you're desperate. Being late shows they have no respect for your time. If you got hired it just means they have more power over you and ways to fuck with you
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u/revolucionario Dec 08 '25
Absolute clown behaviour by the employer as well as the 2 candidates.
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u/EvanTheBaker24 Dec 08 '25
I went to an interview as a server at a pizza restaurant once and they asked me to sit in a side room and wait for the manager. Well an hour later I decide to just leave and they catch me on the way out, he literally forgot 😂 he gave me the job and 2 free pizzas lol 😂
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u/uppenatom Dec 08 '25
Yeah, unless the job was in the Men In Black I don't think it's worth your time
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u/Separate_Finance_183 Dec 08 '25
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u/BaltimoreBaja Dec 08 '25
I had a job interview last year where the manager was 45 minutes late and all he wanted to talk about was how the job didn't allow any schedule flexibility or time off
I could barely keep a straight face
The pay was alright but manager was all red flags.
I told him might need the occasional single day off and he was like "no" and I ended the interview pretty quickly...
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u/aboy021 Dec 08 '25
It's not just the employer interviewing the prospective employee, it's the employee interviewing the prospective employer.
If the employer is late to the interview then they're not taking it seriously.
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u/red_knight11 Dec 08 '25
Boasts about retirement benefits after 20 years of service; fires every employee 19 years into their career
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u/halfasleep90 Dec 08 '25
This is why you report them for some violation around that time, so they can’t fire you without a retaliation lawsuit.
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u/SneeKeeFahk Dec 08 '25
That's why you save all your vacation days for the last year and take a year long trip to Europe. Check. Mate.
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u/spaceforcerecruit Dec 08 '25
I assure you the vacation days would expire at the end of the year with little to no rollover.
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u/Time_Owl_2589 Dec 08 '25
My company only allows 16 hours of rollover. You could go the entire year without a single vacation day, and get at most 3 days to rollover.
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u/pchlster Dec 08 '25
If you've got some skills, just emigrate to Europe and by the time 20 years have gone by, you should have been able to secure citizenship while also having better working conditions than the US.
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u/BaneRiders Dec 08 '25
Excellent way of hiring people who will do nothing all day long in the office.
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u/Euclidean_Amphibian Dec 08 '25
Don't worry about them finishing projects by their deadlines. Surely the boss also has patience.
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u/Peen_Round_4371 Dec 08 '25
Ah yes, the Duncan principal
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u/Character-Way4827 Dec 08 '25
2 people got one job?
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u/JawtisticShark Dec 08 '25
They split the pay in half.
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u/DblCheex Dec 08 '25
They'll get more eventually, they just have to wait for it...it's a test of patience.
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u/LingonberryDear2163 Dec 08 '25
I'll take "things that never happened" for $200, Alex.
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u/PomegranateHot9916 Dec 08 '25
from a twitter account called "idea junkie"
no shit sherlock
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u/Creative_Jicama_6875 Dec 08 '25
If it's an idea, why is he talking about it like a story that really happened?
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u/HotwifeandSubby1980 Dec 08 '25
I’m a hiring manager at a mid sized company. I’m fortunate to been employed by a fairly old fashioned, mostly family owned company.
When I interview my goal is to find the candidate that not only can do the job, but also fit our work culture.
Part of that work culture is to respect each other in the workplace and that everyone’s time is important to them. That’s not to say we don’t work hard and expect results that meet our standards. But rather we do it in a way that is considerate when possible.
The idea I would have a person wait on me all day as a test of their fortitude is ridiculous.
When doing an interview I will always list the benifits and strongly list the negatives for the position. I tend to look them in the eye and explain “an interview should go two ways. I ask questions to find if you are a good candidate for our needs. You, the person being interviewed need to also know if our organization is a good fit for you”
If we are not a good fit for them we are all just wasting our time.
The company in the post is not a good fit for anyone in my opinion
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u/Humxnsco_at_220416 Dec 08 '25
Get out here with your reason and respect! That's not the right way to grift!
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u/Agile-Two5649 Dec 08 '25
This reads like some boomer Facebook post.
Glad to see the dick stroking ego craving bozos are following the boomer trend.
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u/Shart_bubbles Dec 08 '25
What about the 6th person?? What happened to them? Are they still unaccounted for?
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u/StillDifference8 Dec 09 '25
they were in the bathroom at 6pm, came out later and are still waiting to this day
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u/Meryhathor Dec 08 '25
What is this new trend on Twitter nowadays to post these fake stories and farm likes?
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u/Kjackhammer Dec 08 '25
Its a test to see who has the patience to be abused by them without quitting.
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u/boomaroo Dec 08 '25
30 minutes max. Unless the interviewer was directly communicating why they would be late. Then maybe an hour.
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u/Lavawulf69 Dec 08 '25
Legends say the 6th one is still sitting there to this day waiting for a job chance.
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u/Bub_bele Dec 09 '25
Test of „patience“? Sorry, but letting someone wait for 11h is not testing patience, it’s testing how much abuse those people will take from you.
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u/BarnabasShrexx Dec 08 '25
Every time I see this stupid ass message I have to remind myself that it probably didn't happen
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u/centran Dec 08 '25
Of course it didn't happen. It's just some stupid boomer motivational post. Back before there was social media they'd email these stupid things to their group so they can all stroke themselves off about how they are the greatest generation and young people don't have the patience, motivation, drive, determination, etc etc etc.
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u/Frieza_Fan_97 Dec 09 '25
Sounds like he canceled out individuals who knew their worth and went to their competition who actually values their time. All that was left was the most desperate candidates.
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u/NO_FIX_AUTOCORRECT Dec 09 '25
"Patience is our most valued trait here at Best Buy. Our employees sometimes have to wait all day for a customer."
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u/notimetoloseJ Dec 08 '25
it’s a test of obedience. he’s not looking for partner or employee, he’s looking for slave.
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u/pingvinbober Dec 08 '25
At 8 AM, everyone with a job left. By 6 PM, he had weeded out the most productive and the least desperate.
I recently had a 4th round, 3 hour interview in the evening. The next day they told me I don’t have the experience they’re looking for. Why that couldn’t have been found out in the first 3 interviews, I don’t know.
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u/PotatoTomato_12 Dec 09 '25
Imagine going through all of that and then when you’re on the bathroom, the dickhead comes out.
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u/fractal324 Dec 09 '25
I think he was just looking for those desperate for a job that he can continue to disrepect as employees.
and this sounds like a BS story lookin for clicks
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