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Anonymous09/19/26, 07:02No.62706226
I'm so bored I list shitloads of fake jobs just to waste people's time. Is this unethical?
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m3e
Anon09/19/26, 09:44No.62706413
Get a life.
+MB
Anon09/19/26, 09:56No.62706424
it's funny
vnz
Anon09/19/26, 10:09No.62706439
So you work in HR?
YYG
Anon09/19/26, 10:13No.62706440
post proof or larp
HED
Anon09/19/26, 10:23No.62706446
I used to do this over 10 years ago so I could get ideas on how to build my resume. Turns out people are retarded and my resume looked way better than 90% of the others in my career field. Zoomers got it easy nowadays. An AI chatbot can shit out a perfectly formatted resume for you in 3 seconds.
vZ2
Anon09/20/26, 04:36No.62708076
I apply to a shitload of jobs with an automatic mailer and an AI resume so I think we cancel each other out.
bzl
Anon09/20/26, 07:15No.62708217
I send loads of fake resumes to job listing that match the position perfectly and then when they contact me I use it as a way to air out any grievances against the company or the job listing to explain why I'm actually not interested in the job, usually after a long back and forth with as many real people as I can rope in. HR actually loves to show promising candidates to their bosses and higher ups, which I bait them into doing and then instantly turn either uninterested in working there or I just start acting like a really bad prospect to make the recruiter look like a retard. I love doing it to smaller companies where they have less staff to work on recruiting so the time I waste is truly valuable for them. You can really tell when they actually want you to work for them, by that point you can make them do so much. I've had hotels booked for me, which I purposely cancelled too late for them to get their money back, had HR ladies do location scouting for me in person because I needed to know some inane thing before I considered moving to that city etc. just chores and wastes of money just to finally say, actually, I'm looking at reviews sent by your customers and I'm worried about bla bla bla and I'm no longer interested. It's good fake business up until the last moment.Not a lot of people do this so you can get HR sending you threatening letters like they're an indian scam caller. They're used to torturing other people while getting nothing back so even slight jabs at them they have zero resistance against. It sounds vindictive and a waste of my time to do this, but ironically I have gotten way better at applying for jobs and garnering interest in the real me so it's actually been worth it.Job searching is a game so treat it like one and do fun shit like this, you can learn a lot.