Hi user

>Hi user,
>Thanks for your application. After reviewing your work and experience, it doesn't look like any of the roles we have open are a good fit right now.

>your country
>how many times have you received this message

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I just got this message like 2 months after I applied, had totally forgotten about it
It was at a grocery store, even though I have almost 2 years of grocery store experience and worked numerous different positions in it. I put all the right keywords about it onto my resume and application
It's all just a bunch of bullshit

>It was at a grocery store, even though I have almost 2 years of grocery store experience and worked numerous different positions in it.

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I only get feedback when the response is positive. Maybe it's because I'm only currently looking for shitty entry-level jobs?

are there reallly enough jobs for everyone between the ages 16- 70? sometimes i worry people outnumber amount of available jobs...

The shitty entry-level jobs here require 3 years of experience.

More than I care to remember. Thing is though it never bothered me much because being a NEET is comfy. Looks very likely I'll end up with a job in a week or so though.

Once

Some retarded recruiter asked me for an interview (already employed) didn't want to disclose salary range.

When I was there I told them I have no interest in changing my current job if they're not willing to pay me at least 20% more than what I currently make.

Turns out this exceeds their maximum they were willing to give for this position so the entire interview was a waste of everyone's time.

In return i told everyone in my network not to seek a job there because they are not serious or professional as a company and their HR is incompetent.

>Apply for shitty part-time sales position at electronics store
>Get offer for full-time customer support and repairs job because of my education in computer engineering and because companies get tax cuts when hiring people looking for a first job.
Everything went pretty great.

There's tons of jobs. Just not very many good ones.