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"Hardly Any Savings Left": Engineer In US Seeks Reddit's Advice After Getting Job Offer In India With "Decent Pay"
An Indian engineer turned to Reddit seeking advice on whether he should move back to India from the US.
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Chinese University's Job Ad Requiring PhD For Canteen Manager Role Sparks Debate
A university in China has sparked controversy after posting a job advertisement for a canteen manager that requires a doctoral degree.
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Employee With Highest Performance Rating Seeks Reddit Advice After "Average" Colleague Gets 100% Hike
One employee took to Reddit seeking advice after their colleague, despite being an average performer, received a 100% hike
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Indian Techie Shares How He Went From Rs 6 Lakh To Rs 18 Lakh To Rs 0 Salary In A Month
One young Indian developer took to Reddit to share how his dream turned into a nightmare after a job offer from a US startup was withdrawn just as he was set to join, leaving him unemployed.
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Reddit User Stunned After Mumbai Recruiter Asks "Intrusive" Questions About Family Income, Marriage Plans
A job seeker recently shared a troubling experience where a recruiter asked a series of strange questions during an interview, which left them stunned.
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"22 Years of Loyalty, Then This": Viral Post On Man's Sudden Layoff Sparks Outrage
The post, titled "Father is getting laid off at 59 but something seems sus," was shared in a popular career advice forum, and has triggered outrage.
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Job Applicant Rejected For Not Having 5 Years Experience In 2023-Launched Software
The post went viral, with many professionals chiming in to share their own tales of absurd job requirements or simply expressing their incredulity at the situation.
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Delhi HR Exposes Disturbing Messages From Rejected Job Applicants: "You Are Beautiful"
A recruiter's post about a candidate's inappropriate messages went viral, sparking a discussion about professional boundaries and unprofessional behavior in job applications.
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"Why We Need Indians...": US Man Calls H1-B Visa "Complete Fraud", Sparks Debate
A social media post by an American man stating that "H-1B is a complete fraud" has reignited discussion over H-1B visas and immigration.
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Employee Claims He Was Denied Promotion For Being Too Efficient: "I'm Not Allowed To Grow?"
The manager's reason for denying the promotion was that the user was "too efficient" and made their job look "too easy," implying that replacing them would be too challenging.
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"He Was Getting 8 LPA": Gurugram Recruiter Mocks Job Seeker For Rs 19 Lakh Salary Demand
He shared a post about a job candidate who demanded a significant salary hike from Rs 8 LPA to Rs 19 LPA, a 137.5% increase.
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Job Seeker Cancels Interview After Recruiter Floods Them With Messages
"Her behaviour completely turned me off from one of the biggest global companies," the user said.
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Bengaluru Techie Shares How He Reached Rs 1 Crore Net Worth Before Age 30
A Reddit post detailing how a Bengaluru techie managed to achieve a net worth of Rs 1 crore before turning 30 is going viral on social media.
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"3 People's Workload For 1 Paycheck": Reddit User's Post On New Job Expectations Sparks Discussion
A Reddit user has sparked a discussion online after calling out modern job expectations.
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Chinese Company Lists "Free Toilets, Free Lifts" As Job Perks, Sparks Online Laughter
The job posting drew widespread criticism and controversy over its so-called "benefits", which are otherwise pretty standard in any company.
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"Hardly Any Savings Left": Engineer In US Seeks Reddit's Advice After Getting Job Offer In India With "Decent Pay"
An Indian engineer turned to Reddit seeking advice on whether he should move back to India from the US.
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Chinese University's Job Ad Requiring PhD For Canteen Manager Role Sparks Debate
A university in China has sparked controversy after posting a job advertisement for a canteen manager that requires a doctoral degree.
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Employee With Highest Performance Rating Seeks Reddit Advice After "Average" Colleague Gets 100% Hike
One employee took to Reddit seeking advice after their colleague, despite being an average performer, received a 100% hike
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Indian Techie Shares How He Went From Rs 6 Lakh To Rs 18 Lakh To Rs 0 Salary In A Month
One young Indian developer took to Reddit to share how his dream turned into a nightmare after a job offer from a US startup was withdrawn just as he was set to join, leaving him unemployed.
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Reddit User Stunned After Mumbai Recruiter Asks "Intrusive" Questions About Family Income, Marriage Plans
A job seeker recently shared a troubling experience where a recruiter asked a series of strange questions during an interview, which left them stunned.
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"22 Years of Loyalty, Then This": Viral Post On Man's Sudden Layoff Sparks Outrage
The post, titled "Father is getting laid off at 59 but something seems sus," was shared in a popular career advice forum, and has triggered outrage.
-
Job Applicant Rejected For Not Having 5 Years Experience In 2023-Launched Software
The post went viral, with many professionals chiming in to share their own tales of absurd job requirements or simply expressing their incredulity at the situation.
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Delhi HR Exposes Disturbing Messages From Rejected Job Applicants: "You Are Beautiful"
A recruiter's post about a candidate's inappropriate messages went viral, sparking a discussion about professional boundaries and unprofessional behavior in job applications.
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"Why We Need Indians...": US Man Calls H1-B Visa "Complete Fraud", Sparks Debate
A social media post by an American man stating that "H-1B is a complete fraud" has reignited discussion over H-1B visas and immigration.
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Employee Claims He Was Denied Promotion For Being Too Efficient: "I'm Not Allowed To Grow?"
The manager's reason for denying the promotion was that the user was "too efficient" and made their job look "too easy," implying that replacing them would be too challenging.
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"He Was Getting 8 LPA": Gurugram Recruiter Mocks Job Seeker For Rs 19 Lakh Salary Demand
He shared a post about a job candidate who demanded a significant salary hike from Rs 8 LPA to Rs 19 LPA, a 137.5% increase.
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Job Seeker Cancels Interview After Recruiter Floods Them With Messages
"Her behaviour completely turned me off from one of the biggest global companies," the user said.
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Bengaluru Techie Shares How He Reached Rs 1 Crore Net Worth Before Age 30
A Reddit post detailing how a Bengaluru techie managed to achieve a net worth of Rs 1 crore before turning 30 is going viral on social media.
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"3 People's Workload For 1 Paycheck": Reddit User's Post On New Job Expectations Sparks Discussion
A Reddit user has sparked a discussion online after calling out modern job expectations.
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Chinese Company Lists "Free Toilets, Free Lifts" As Job Perks, Sparks Online Laughter
The job posting drew widespread criticism and controversy over its so-called "benefits", which are otherwise pretty standard in any company.
