The interview process is one-sided. The company tells you when and where you’ll interview, the amount of time you’ll need to interview, the number of internal people you will be meeting with and how long the hiring process will take is a mystery.
It gets worse when the company is cagey about bonuses, raises, promotions and benefits. Promises will be made and not kept. The hiring personnel will say, “The bonus structure is great! You can expect to earn a bonus of 20% to 30% of your base salary.’ They’ll add, “We aggressively promote people, provide stock and options, and our benefits program is top notch.”
This tactic preys on people’s insecurity. If you need a new job, but have a few other leads brewing, the applicant would prefer to have the time to pursue all options before deciding upon the best fit. The exploding offer forces you to forsake all the other possibilities and take the offer out of fear of not getting another one soon enough.You can spend weeks or months interviewing for a company and then be told, “Thank you. We really liked you and your skills are right on target.
At first, everyone seemed pleasant. Then, over time, you notice that your tasks, assignments and responsibilities do not correlate with the original job description and what the recruiters and hiring managers told you.
This feels like every job (and interview) I've had! I'm pursuing my EdD in Organizational Leadership to change the very dysfunction described in this article. Thank you for writing this piece, and here's to hiring reforms and more transparency for employees.
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Wait till Biden's policies collapses the American economy and these people will be working for Chinese. They will be recalling the good old days
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