Is this happening online or in their office
And why are HR and candidate hashtags
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I am going to need a translation, my sprinkle sized brain cannot comprehend this lunacy.
Cabin? Founder? Fired before even being hired? wtf is going on?
edit: decided to look it up on LinkedIn. My understanding is that he's roleplaying external HR reaching out to his own employee, and upon finding out that they aren't loyal, he reveals he's actually the founder/owner and fired them. "Step into my cabin" must be some Hindi saying, perhaps?
Anyway, still a lunatic.
I needed this explanation
Step into my parlour, said the spider to the fly.
don't want employees to leave my company
step 1: pretend to be recruiter for other company and message own employees
Step 2: force any employee expressing intent to leave company to leave company
Step 3: ???? Step 4: profit
Guarantees their employee works somewhere else.
"Founder", "Brand-builder"
what a tool
Well, the fired employee dodged a bullet, and the rest of the world now knows what kind of person this douchebag "founder" is.
Gibberish. What is this loon trying to say here?
That they either engage or condone the practice of impersonating external HR representitives to check if their own employees are looking at jobs and firing the ones that do.
The "Desperately" adverb tells you everything you need to know about this asshole.
Why else would anyone be on LinkedIn?
He could've used that instead to gauge whether his workforce is happy, and then try to change things if it turns out they want to leave. It wouldn't be the right way to do it, but at least it would show some leadership. Instead, he's just a complete douchebag that has no empathy for his workers, and expects undying loyalty.
It's like you're dreaming about Gorgonzola cheese, when it's clearly Brie time, baby!