The thing about looking for a job is that so much of it is completely dehumanizing—it’s manually typing your résumé into a form so they can send a rejection email quicker—so by the time you do interviews, you’re surprised you know how to do the job you did for years
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I am trying to change school districts to be closer to home and lemme tell you the combo of silence I hear from HR and the deafening "we have no teaching staff!" stories I hear from the news is gonna be my jokerfication.
It's horseshit man, I know we shouldn't expect top tier management because it's public service but I would appreciate competence.
yeah every cover letter I write makes me less sure the things I'm writing are true
100% of jobs I’ve gotten have been through someone I knew.
100% of interviews I’ve gotten have been through someone I knew.
0% of resumes and applications I’ve sent out in response to job postings have even gotten a response.
It’s. bleak
been going through interviews at a place a friend works and also a 'standard' tech interview process and wow has the experience been different between the two