[Bigiron]

A job seeker says she was invited to a work happy hour after an interview, but it turned out to be another hiring test https://www.businessinsider.com/job-seek...bar-2024-6

[Cmpunk]

I did a search and notice some of the job on some of the linkin jobs already filled long time ago but job ad was still there.

[Cmpunk]

Not sure how this true this job can get such a high pay

[watchfirst9]

Things on the ground is not sweat for election lah.
experts only see the official numbers and do not dive deeper to see
the situation.

[Zlatagor]

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[Ola]

1. If the candidate was not told before hand, then she can inform TADM

2. If the candidate do not have the relevant experience, she cannot be tested

3. If the candidate is used as a free labour, the Company's name must be divulge

[TwinMikes]

I also faced this once. I hate it when employers do something like this. They offer you a job, you quit your old one, and it turns out you have nothing. Besides, it's so humiliating to beg your boss to give your job back.

[Soulhacker]

Not sure how this true this job can get such a high pay

Maybe sinkie really love having their foot massaged lor.

Moi area just one short ingle street nia got 6 foot massage salon, and 4 of them always full house when moi walked pass. The other 2 business not as good but also like half full. And also not say ish got offer extra services type as the windows though shaded but ish still can see through one. Never understand why this kind of business can be so good.

[Zlatagor]

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[TwinMikes]

Have you gotten any feedback from that event yet?

[Korrelay]

I've had a similar experience where I thought I was just having a casual coffee with a potential employer, but it turned into a mini-interview. It was awkward at first, but I just tried to stay calm and engaged, and in the end, it worked out. It’s funny how some companies use these informal settings to assess you in a more natural environment. If you're ever uncertain about these situations, checking out resources like https://www.becomeopedia.com/ can be a great way to get prepared.