‘I will never work for people like you’: Manager offers candidate a job after initial hire falls through, as payback she takes the job but doesn't show up to work

Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor

Feb 13, 2024 6:00 PM EST

It should go without saying that job interviewers should pay the same amount of respect to the interviewees as they expect to be getting themselves. Unfortunately, that is often not the case. For some reason, the people who are there to hire tend to think they are more important than those who are looking for a job, and so they disregard them, even to their faces.

Like the person who shared this story on Reddit. The OP was interviewing for a job, and the interviewer couldn't have been more disrespectful. He kept cutting OP off and was more interested in his food delivery than he was in what she had to say. OP didn't get the job, but a few weeks later they called and said that the person they did hire didn't show up, and offered OP the job on the spot. Well, OP didn't forget how she was treated at the interview, and decided to give them a taste of their own medicine…

Keep scrolling for the full story. If you are in the mood for more stories like this one, click here for a story of a person who ripped off both his friends and the servers at a restaurant.

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