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And what you mention is just a multiplication of posting of the same job post. But there is also the case that more and more work is subcontracted. So you can
by wott 10y ago
And what you mention is just a multiplication of posting of the same job post.
But there is also the case that more and more work is subcontracted. So you can find posts that are slightly different but all refer to the same job position: 1 by the company where the job will take place, 4 by different subcontractors, and 3 more because 2 of the subcontractors have themselves subcontracted the job.
- Bartweiss 10y agoThis is a great point I had overlooked. I did once realize that I was interviewing for the same job twice, once as a contractor and once as a direct employee. Everyone had been sufficiently close-mouthed about the exact role that I got several phone interviews in before things came to a head. And I realize this is multiplicative, so it probably means every contractor and the original company are each putting up 2-5 postings for the same job.