If you're ever hiring to fill a position, be careful what you say to prospective candidates because your comments just might come back to haunt you one day. This thread was posted to Reddit by u/ReneeStone27, who had applied to interview for a position despite living a couple of miles outside the desired area. Still, she came to the interview prepared only to be rejected and told that the position had been filled. The hiring manager went further to chastise OP as if it was their fault for interviewing when she did and for applying for the job in the first place given where she lives.
Well, it turns out HR came crawling back to OP, beginning her to come back in for an interview after the candidate they initially went with backed out at the last minute. Karma is clearly alive and well in the business of hiring employees. This Redditor may have been looking for work, but she was not so desperate to be anyone's backup plan.
Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best reactions in the comments section. When you're finished, feel free to check out this post about an employee who was fired just for taking an interview somewhere else.
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