'Our employees are like a family': 30+ People share their biggest job application red flags
Job searching is an exciting and frustrating experience for many folks, but luckily, some Redditors are sharing their best tips to avoid working at a shady business. There is some really good advice here in the comments under this post from r/recruitingh***. For example, if a company advertises a job as "remote" but then requires you to be in a certain city? Bye! Others suggested phrases to stay away from, like "additional duties as assigned." You really could dodge a bullet by following this sage advice.
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Commenters replied with their biggest red flags, including phrases like "Our employees are a family"
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People noted that companies will try to take advantage of you with vaguely phrased job descriptions
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Some people just love remote work and won't even consider working in person anymore
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Any kind of silly buzzword to describe the job makes these commenters do a double take
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Do you need someone who works well under actual pressure, or are you just looking for someone to do 5 people's jobs?
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Just tell us the salary if it's so great!
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The "play hard" part is an immediate no for most of us
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Entry level pay for a middle management job, ugh
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