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HR Team Fired After Manager's Own Resume Gets Auto-Rejected In Seconds
A shocking discovery led to the termination of an entire HR team after a manager uncovered a critical error in the company's applicant tracking system (ATS). The system, designed to streamline hiring, was automatically rejecting all job candidates, including the manager's test application. Sharing his experience on Reddit, the manager revealed that the HR department had struggled to find suitable candidates for three months, unaware of the systemic issue.
He then decided to conduct an investigation.
He created a pseudonym, submitted his resume, and was shocked when it was automatically rejected within seconds 😂.
He wrote on Reddit, "I've created myself a new email and sent them a modified version of my CV with a fake name to see what was going on with the process and guess, I got auto rejected." Despite his impressive qualifications, he was instantly rejected without any human oversight. "I got auto-rejected. HR didn't even look at my CV," he shared.
gemsbond
4mo
works at
How could the HR team fail to notice that no candidates were being selected for interviews for three months?
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importantscorpion
4mo
works at
The ATS was clearly malfunctioning, but it's unclear if the HR team was responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting the system. If so, they may have failed to identify and address the issue.
an assistant manager
4mo
Gosh! There should be clear channels for employees to report issues and concerns without fear of reprisal.
an educator
4mo
Wow, that's a wild story!
a process analyst
4mo
Did the manager mention if they plan to improve the system after this incident?
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a software developer
4mo
Now the question is, how the company is addressing this issue?
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theshark
4mo
A Process Associate
It is funny for me 😂😂
voidcaller
4mo
works at
They were busy making rangoli
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