u/Own_Run8830

Hey everyone,

I'm honestly just baffled right now and looking for some perspective or at least a place to vent about the absolute state of modern hiring.

I applied for a role at Vodafone one month ago. After a while they reached out requesting some additional personal details/documentation to proceed with my application. I sent the info over.

After which ,I received a standard rejection email. The kicker? The email explicitly says:

"After multiple rounds of interviews, we have decided not to move forward with your application. It was truly great meeting you and getting to know you..."

Here's the catch: I never attended a single interview. No phone screen, no Zoom call, no in-person meeting. Absolutely nothing. I literally just sent them the requested info and got ghosted straight into a "nice meeting you" rejection.

Has anyone else experienced this? Is their automated ATS (Applicant Tracking System) just completely broken, or should I be worried about identity theft/a phishing scam? (I'm currently double-checking the sender's domain to be safe).

What would you guys do? Just laugh it off, or actually reply to HR and point out that we've never actually met?

There's an ACCA info session coming up and I'm thinking of joining. I've been looking into finance qualifications lately and ACCA seems like a pretty solid option.

Just wondering if anyone else here is on the same journey or considering it. Always nice to connect with people who are trying to level up their careers too

There's an ACCA info session coming up and I'm thinking of joining. I've been looking into finance qualifications lately and ACCA seems like a pretty solid option.

Just wondering if anyone else here is on the same journey or considering it. Always nice to connect with people who are trying to level up their careers too.

Can anyone tell me how to watch Sri Lankan school rugby matches for free? Papare’s subscription charges are insanely high.