Job Websites Need a "Report for incorrect information" Option

csm10495, 2 months ago

Obligatory: I work there, but I am responding in an unofficial capacity.

On LinkedIn please report bad job posts via www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/a513290

imgcat, 2 months ago

“Full remote”

“We are inclusive and do not discriminate race, nationality, religion, gender and so on”

Can I work from my home country then?

“No sorry, only US”

Swedneck, 2 months ago

“why does no one want to work anymore???”

vikingtons, 2 months ago

Hey, I remember you!

circuitfarmer, 2 months ago

And the really annoying ones hide the “this will become a hybrid position” deep in the copy. It’s almost like businesses know a lot of workers prefer remote roles…

EnderofGames, 2 months ago

Just apply, but on hiring, say you are working remotely as the hiring information said.

Waste their time and demand pay.

Thrickles, 2 months ago

But, it is remote! From your home…

llamapocalypse, 2 months ago

Indeed actually does, although whether they actually give a shit is an entirely different thing.

FiniteLooper, 2 months ago

I remember applying to jobs listed as being remote in the USA only to get an email from someone at the company informing me that they are only looking for people in Poland.

Poland!

I replied with screenshots and links to all their incorrect job listings and let them know someone was doing their hiring wrong which is wasting their time and my time.

JamesBean, 2 months ago

The only button you need here is that little X in the upper right corner.

henfredemars, 2 months ago

I don’t think it would do you any good. They would just publish consistent information and then perform a bait and switch after the interview.

It’s preferable to see the dishonesty upfront.

Swedneck, 2 months ago

i would not be surprised if that’s straight up illegal

bready2die, 2 months ago

Ugh, job websites are unbearable. Filtering through all the lies and bullshit is so draining