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A recruiter lined me up an interview With the employer that just fired me

• randombits0 5y ago
  No one lies on the Internet, right? I’ll grant the OP the Mark Twain Benefit of the Doubt. I laughed, I shared. Bwhaha!
• exolymph 5y ago
  Hilarious thread, I absolutely how they were fired though haha
  • rdtwo 5y ago
    Did he deserve it?
• holografix 5y ago
  Next interview: “So why did you leave your last job?” “Oh they had to get rid of me because I’m an insufferable smart ass! Hahaha
• theGeatZhopa 5y ago
  I understand both sides - the one laughing, and the upset ones. It really would be interesting for what reasons they fired him. And I also think it's quite possible to get a match for being a good fit to a vacant position, which has been shaped by oneself earlier - and with the offerer having realized and see the necessaty of adapting the vacant position's description/needs&wants to just like it was shaped by oneself earlier. So if oneself have bring in a sophisticated workflow in development, the employer might want to have that further after firing the one for being jerkyfishmoledog. A (digital native) recruiter doesn't know that. He/She should, but it's not tragic. To see that Special needing and linking both is the job. Not valuing and guessing which company might fit and which not - it's not like with the actors/agents/movies ... "Yeah that might fit to you, Tom..." So I think it's a little bit a FAIL he shouldn't even have say yes to the interview. That would be a sovereign solution - no one pi*ed and the door isn't closed completely. Just a lifehack: 1. you're a number 2. One see each other twice in ones life 3. Never say ever.