#automated emails

[inklingdd]

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[waitineedaname]

I simply don't think that's true eBooks.com but thank you anyway

[creatingfromchaos]

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[bethanydelleman]

So I watched this video about collecting rejections as rocks in a jar and I couldn't help thinking that I wish I had more rejections which is kind of weird but

When you job search these days, it feels like screaming into a void. You almost never get rejected, you just don't hear anything. I find it weirdly difficult emotionally because you can't help hoping that maybe you will hear, and I've gotten interviews 2 or 3 months after applying so there is precedent. You aren't able to emotionally dismiss any opportunity, because who knows?

I would much rather have a rejection and close the door. Given how all this shit is automated anyway, how hard can it be for the company to send out an email saying the position was filled? My last job hunt (about a year ago), I had two interviews in the same week and received an offer from the second one. When I emailed the first, out of courtesy, and told them I was withdrawing from consideration, they told me they had already hired someone. Can they not even email the interviewees? The lack of consideration is astounding to me.

And then HR people have the audacity to complain that people will skip interviews without notification, who treated whom without basic human decency first?

[yuwuta]

master’s and i’m getting turned down for jobs where the min qualification is a high school diploma 🙃

[venacoeurva]

Employers who use the ghosting you if rejected method instead of just sending you an email or call regardless if you got accepted or rejected so applicants waste time hoping you pick them, one thousand years in the punishment cube

[duck-n-clover]

Oh shid I got an interview with a cool job coming up wish me luck!!

[dark-elf-writes]

What’s the point of sending me FIVE EMAILS telling me to REMEMBER A CALL then NOT CALLING ME

[motherfucker-somewhat-limited]

shout out to my doctor for evidently faking the appointment needed to request a med refill so i don't have to pay out of pocket for a 5 minute "still mentally ill?" "yeah" video call while i'm on out-of-network insurance

[inklingdd]

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[technovillain]

now how tf is my application to work an entry level position at a grocery store gonna get rejected BEFORE I FINISH THE APPLICATION PROCESS???

[stjohnstarling]

Several years later, Facebook has been overrun by AI-generated spam and outright scams. Many of the “people” engaging with this content are bots who themselves spam the platform. Porn and nonconsensual imagery is easy to find on Facebook and Instagram. We have reported endlessly on the proliferation of paid advertisements for drugs, stolen credit cards, hacked accounts, and ads for electricians and roofers who appear to be soliciting potential customers with sex work. Its own verified influencers have their bodies regularly stolen by “AI influencers�� in the service of promoting OnlyFans pages also full of stolen content. …

Experts I spoke to who once had great insight into how Facebook makes its decisions say that they no longer know what is happening at the platform … “I believe we're in a time of experimentation where platforms are willing to gamble and roll the dice and say, ‘How little content moderation can we get away with?,'” Sarah T. Roberts, a UCLA professor and author of Behind the Screen: Content Moderation in the Shadows of Social Media, told me.

Very good and troubling article. If Meta - one of the richest companies in the world - is giving up on moderation, what does it mean for the dying, cash-strapped website we’re all on?

[inkspottie]

SPOTTIEEE

DROP ANOTHER CHAPTER, AND MY LIFE, IS YOURS /ref

But pls don't rush and take care of urself 🥰

I’m trying okay! I just have a lot on my plate! Got freaking rejected by the job I thought I had in the bag! It’s been great!

[queer-reader-07]

ticketmaster emailing me about the mcr tour and me going "oh baby, i think you have the wrong person"

[doueverwonder]

know how I said if you Google Utah too much you start getting yt ads for Mormonism? Well I googled some more stuff about Utah last night and today I got an unsolicited email from BYU. So uh, that’s apparently the next level of that.

[wiltking]

i fear booksirens may take me out back one of these days for consistently posting critical reviews