I don't believe this is about hiring or ghosting or millennials or any of that at all. I think it's a symptom of our society slowly becoming some kind of victim

I don't believe this is about hiring or ghosting or millennials or any of that at all. I think it's a symptom of our society slowly becoming some kind of victimhood culture. Right now the easiest and fastest way to get publicity is to be an underdog, be wounded by the big guy, and complain about it on the Internet. This has actually created social good in many cases. We are starting to see businesspeople, organizations, and companies adopt this shame-on-you kind of post where they hilight the actions of their transgressors publicly because they realize being the victim gains sympathy. Its so strange to me that both the original LinkedIn article and the OP use the same condescending, hurt tone to talk about the actions of one another as if this was a social issue that needed to be brought to justice!