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Even up here in Canada, employers are getting pickier and pickier even as their workforces bleed workers in gouts of resignations. I think they’re desperately t
by rekabis 5y ago
Even up here in Canada, employers are getting pickier and pickier even as their workforces bleed workers in gouts of resignations. I think they’re desperately trying to find people who won’t leave at the first sign of shitty manglement practices by becoming more stringent with their applications process instead of just increasing their fucking wages.
McDonalds is now offering $18/hr in my town and is still chronically understaffed. Meanwhile, applicants are being turned off by hiring processes that now include four, five, and even six interviews.
News flash: you don’t get better employees by making the process harder and more stringent, they’re valued enough that any better company is going to snatch them up long before you’re done with your bullshit process. All you are going to get are the desperate ones who can’t get hired anywhere else.
- ushakov 5y ago> you don’t get better employees by making the process harder 100% this been offered 4 interviews (after a 1h screening) for a senior position what were they thinking, lol if you want somebody to work with you, then you have to actually hire someone... interviewing is not hiring
- madengr 5y agoYep, my wife took a offer from a smaller company after 1 interview, versus 2 of 3 at the larger. The latter was too slow.
- tinus_hn 5y ago> any better company is going to snatch them up If this were the truth, there wouldn’t be so many job openings. The job openings can only be high because people do not fill any job at all, not one over another.