Recruiter Shares Touching Story About Hiring Man After Hard Interview
- A local man recently headed online to share a post made by a recruiter who hired a man who was going through a lot after losing his job three years previously
- According to the recruiter, he was doing a virtual interview with the man, who seemed flustered and in a messy room
- The recruiter further explained how after hearing the man's story, he immediately hired him despite the noisy and messy background
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More often than not, recruiters do not know the great lengths some people go to to get to a job interview or even get data to apply for jobs. In a post that was shared on Twitter by @ChristoThurston, a recruiter whose name is Ben Ramedani recently received an inside view into the harsh lives of certain people when he did an interview with a man who lost his job.
According to Ramedani's post, he was doing a virtual interview with a man who unbeknown to him was living in one room with his wife and children. Because Ramedemi was unaware of this, he judged the man for sitting in a disorganised and noisy space.
After the interview, the man explained that he had lost his job three years prior to the interview and had been forced to move himself and his family into one bedroom. After hearing this, Ramadani gave him the job because the interview was not bad, just the environment, which was out of the poor man's control.
Moved locals had this to say about the post:
@missyona4784 said:
"I recently sat on a panel for Skype interviews. Candidate 1 had connectivity issues & at first, seemed unprepared. The panel wanted to cancel her interview but we decided to give her a last chance & interviewed her after all the other candidates & she was fantastic & we hired her."
@DenzoTheFirst said:
"I’ve noticed from friends of mine how incredibly difficult it is for people that grew up privileged to comprehend that there are people who haven’t always had it as good as themselves."
In other Briefly.co.za news, @AgabaAziz is using social media to assist him with getting a job. Agaba shared two images of himself holding a sign with all his details and qualifications to Twitter. Agaba has a Bachelor's degree in business statistics.
Looking at Agaba's Twitter profile, he seems to have over 14 000 followers. Part of his sign read: 'Kindly get me a job'. He added two cellphone numbers as well as his email address. At the bottom right, Agaba shared a quote asking people to help secure his future.
In a tweet response, Agaba added that he has experience in qualitative and quantitative research and stated that any job to do with accounting or finance would be appreciated.
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Source: Briefly News