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Why so many no-shows for the interviews? Is it a sign that the economy is doing well and applicants (for these types of jobs in this area, at least) have multi
by goatforce5 13y ago
Why so many no-shows for the interviews?
Is it a sign that the economy is doing well and applicants (for these types of jobs in this area, at least) have multiple good offers on the table?
Or that the applicants are so worn down that they don't bother to turn up because they think they have no chance of getting the jobs they're apply for?
- privong 13y agoIt would seem odd for the latter - why even bother applying, in that case?
- brandnewlow 13y agoTo keep their unemployment benefits alive maybe? I believe you have to show you're out looking for work.
- Mvandenbergh 13y agoNot showing up for interviews will also get your benefits stopped.
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