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This could be solved by companies charging $1 to apply for a given position. Same as charging people a small amount to send emails. Turn the economics in your f
by hiAndrewQuinn 2y ago
This could be solved by companies charging $1 to apply for a given position. Same as charging people a small amount to send emails. Turn the economics in your favor.
Undoubtedly there would be many who would say "I would never spend even one cent to apply for a job position". However, given that such positions tend to pay tens of dollars per hour, and given that a proper application takes at least a few minutes to fill out, I think this is economically unviable. And, of course, if I'm wrong and you now have thousands of applicants anyway, you then have a small fund to draw from for other recruiting activities like in-person interviews.
- vlod 2y agoWorks both ways. How many time have devs wasted their time where it says 'competitive salary' (which they don't want to reveal) but in fact it's nowhere close. Or a job description which has X, but X is a very small subset but in fact its a mostly legacy system using Y. Want to pay me for my time?
- confidantlake 2y agoGreat, now we get 100x more fake jobs flooding the internet.