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This subreddit is for all of those recruiters (and candidates!) who really don't. Post your horror stories and show us those amazing job offers! In my job search i've come across a lot of very bad job descriptions, incredibly weird questions on applications, and very odd interactions with recruiters of all kinds. I've been documenting these. My grandparents were immigrants who came here for better job opportunities. They were poor, barely spoke english, and had 3rd grade educations. My grandfather got a job in a laundry,. I recently landed a role after going through the recruiter hell. It took me three months. Thankfully, i found temp work as a medical courier to keep current on my bills. I'll add to immediately ignore.