Guy Declines Job Offer, They Bother Him With Repetitive Calls

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Nov 9, 2019 2:00 PM EST

This guy experienced a bit of a nightmare after declining a job offer, and proceeding to get bothered by an irritable company who quite simply...didn't actually employ him! He definitely dodged a bullet on this one. Would not have been a good job. 

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  • 01
    Text - r/IDontWorkHere Lady u/Gingrpenguin ly +JOIN 1 I. DID. NOT. ACCEPT. THE. JOB. Now please let me enjoy my holiday XL This happened about 4 years ago when i was looking for work. My Second Interview was for a 'Marketing' position at a new firm. The interview went well and i was offered a trial shift the following
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  • 02
    Text - Monday. On turning up it became clear that this wasn't a marketing job but a door to door sales job for what was basically a huge MLM. The 'service' was to sign people up for charities on monthly donations. To make matters worse we were told to lie to consumers about our pay status (we would make a commission effective to their first 2 months donation, my 'boss' would then get another month and the company would get the rest equivalent to 6 months donations). We weren't supposed to tell p
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  • 03
    Text - So far not so good. When they 'offer' me the 'job' I let them know I have another interview lined up the following day and tell them I'll let them know by the end of the week. The interview goes well, it's a real (albeit temporary role) and I'm offered the job and inform the MLM of my decision. This is somehow a 30-minute call where he's still trying to convince me to work for him with me saying i'm not interested at all. Fast forward to the next Monday and i'm rudely awoken at 9:15 with
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  • 04
    Text - Me: Hello Me Speaking MLM: Where the hell are you?!?!? Me; Sorry? wh- MLM: You were meant to be here at 8:30 this isn't a good start to your first day is it? Why are you so late? Me: Sorry but who is this? MLM: It's (not the interviewer) from **** you know the company who YOU work for, it's too late now your team has left, you better be on time tomorrow
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  • 05
    Text - Me: Sorry there must've been a misunderstanding, i got offered a job at xxx and accepted that role, sorry for this. MLM: well you should have told us this, it's not professional to just not turn up and we would've hired someone else, now your team is short staffed... me: I told ***maybe check with him, anyway i need to go, bye Hoping this is resolved i get up and go about my day. Tuesday morning i am again awoken to the same guy demanding reasons for me not turning up to work (Apparently
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  • 06
    Text - eatbugs858 1y Ihad an interview with one of these "Marketing" companies too. I don't understand why these companies are still allowed to operate with their deceitful practices. Fortunately, as I was still working, I was able to tell them at the interview that I wouldn't be able to the second stage "interview" the following day, but offered to reschedule and they never got back to me. The second stage "interview" is basically a day of work unpaid. I didn't get the harassment you got thankf
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