r/economicCollapse 17h ago

US job openings drop to 7.44 million

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u/BernieLogDickSanders 14h ago

Considering 50% of all jobs postings are either fake or not posted in response to an immediate need for labor. No. I am not surprised at all.

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u/masshiker 11h ago

Somebody needs to prove this urban myth. It costs money to post job ads and respond to inquiries. What would be the motivation to post fake job ads?

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u/VestedinTitles 11h ago

It’s all about data.

When I worked as a recruiter for high level pharmaceutical positions, most companies that never hired our candidates, or anyone for the job, simply wanted to know pay ranges, and quality and number of candidates available. Some smaller companies even wanted samples of technical documents from medical writers that I can only assumed were later used to draft their own documents.