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> What the heck do they expect people to do here? This forces people to know what positions are open ahead of time, and if they don't, they're basically throwin
by PragmaticPulp 5y ago
> What the heck do they expect people to do here? This forces people to know what positions are open ahead of time, and if they don't, they're basically throwing applications into the wind. Just post the damn openings!
It's a small restaurant, not a tech company. You're either working in the kitchen or front of house. People in the food service industry basically know the drill. You don't really need a job listing with bullet points of every responsibility because they're not really unique to each restaurant.
- chaps 5y agoThey're savvy enough to pay for a nice site, but not savvy enough to add a couple lines of text on their website? Not buying it, sorry. I (mostly) agree with your point about how the food industry operates, but in this situation, the company agreed to be interviewed by the media in order to make a larger statement about the economy. When there are trivial things they can do, but aren't, I'm not sure how it fits into a narrative about the larger economy. Edit, this is literally all they need to do: https://i.imgur.com/KY08Hne.png https://i.imgur.com/KY08Hne.png
- l-_l-_l-_lo_ol 5y agoHonestly if restaurants went into detail about what is entailed in the job they probably get even less applicants lol. It's tough work. Often no healthcare or benefits.