I'm not surprised (at least for people trying to hire online) because I've never seen crappier job descriptions than those on the Web these days. Nobody leaves

I'm not surprised (at least for people trying to hire online) because I've never seen crappier job descriptions than those on the Web these days. Nobody leaves a phone#, they expect CV and won't answer the simplest preliminary questions by email. They ask for outrageous qualifications for the stipulated wages and positions. Very slipshod descriptions of the work, next to no details about the company ... and most of their websites tell me that they're strictly amateurs. That describes 85-90% of what I'm seeing. It's has to be harder finding someplace worth replying to, when they act like they don't really care, than it is to find good people. Very few who are advertising positions know how to pitch a job.