I take a different approach; I've zoomed out from the problem, and looking at it from a macro level, I've concluded that the system is what's corrupt, not the c

I take a different approach; I've zoomed out from the problem, and looking at it from a macro level, I've concluded that the system is what's corrupt, not the candidates, recruiters, or hiring managers, and all of the individuals are victims toiling under a broken system. It's a business opportunity, and it's one I'm going after once my current project gets to a stopping point.