u/Dontdarereadmyposts

What is the hiring process like in terms of receiving applicants for a job positing nowadays?

So these days, when you make a post... within a day or two apparently 100s of people have applied.

But the post stays up for about a month... being heavily inundated with applicants.

So when the posting has expired. What is it like?

i..e so you get 1000s applicants, So 3 questions;

  1. about how much of them are actually qualified?
    2.Then you narrow it down to how many?
  2. As you narrow it down, of course, it gets more and more competitive - at this point, what makes the difference between someone who gets invited for an interview and who doesn't (what do you look for to decide)?
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u/Dontdarereadmyposts — 11 days ago
▲ 2 r/AskHR

What is the hiring process like in terms of receiving applicants for a job positing nowadays? [CAN]

So these days, when you make a post... within a day or two apparently 100s of people have applied.

But the post stays up for about a month... being heavily inundated with applicants.

So when the posting has expired. What is it like?

i..e so you get 1000s applicants, about how much of them are actually qualified,
Then you narrow it down to how many?
As you narrow it down, of course, it gets more and more competitive - at this point, what makes the difference between someone who gets invited for an interview and who doesn't (what do you look for to decide)?

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u/Dontdarereadmyposts — 11 days ago

Do you think that a lot of people diagnosed as ADHD/ADD are simply suffering from dissociation?

Since dissociation is a by product of a dysregulated nervous system - apparently ADD and ADHD are also by products of dysregulated nervous system.

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u/Dontdarereadmyposts — 11 days ago
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Why do you think the ESFJ negative stereotypes are untrue?

Where do you think they came from?

Why do you disagree with them?

Some examples; you are mean girl, covert abusers, community narcissists, care about image, shallow, back stabbers, extremely manipulative, untrustworthy.

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u/Dontdarereadmyposts — 13 days ago

When you look at your department most people are probably younger than 50?

When your eldest employees started their careers they were surrounded with young people.

Today there are fewer old people, what happened to the old employees former colleagues that are no where to be seen?

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u/Dontdarereadmyposts — 13 days ago

What is your plan when AI trains itself so it can do your white collar job and you are about 40 years old and too expensive for a company to retain?

Now it is not so scary,

But AI, the layoffs, etc etc. We can see the writing on the wall. Where will AI be in 20-30 years?

Why should they keep you employed over some cheaper hire who can use the AI?

Do you really think you will make it to retirement? As opposed to just being laid off.

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u/Dontdarereadmyposts — 13 days ago

Is it possible to fix your dissociation *just* by going to therapy and doing EMDR, and crying, talking etc. WITHOUT having to go outside a relieve their trauma spiral and suffer and go back and address the resurfaced wounds with a therapist?

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u/Dontdarereadmyposts — 16 days ago

Why don't they ever tell you what the answer to your problem is?
or what your issue is, in their opinion, and how they are going to fix it?

Why don't they ever communicate what the strategy is going to be?

Is it because they don't know?

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u/Dontdarereadmyposts — 26 days ago