After weeks of ghosting, rescheduled calls, and radio silence, a candidate finally received an offer from a multinational corporation. He declined. When the recruiter asked why, he replied that he had “blacklisted” the company based on the interview experience alone. The exchange, posted to Reddit, drew thousands of upvotes and a wave of similar confessions from candidates who now maintain personal do-not-apply lists.
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The Interview Process Was So Bad He Blacklisted The Company. Then He Told The Recruiter.
As told to the Host · Storyteller verified · via r/developersIndia · via Hindustan Times
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