Hello! It’s #vsrativakansii again. May’s job search stories are full of IT vacancies, the requirements and remuneration for the proposed work surprise and sometimes anger job seekers. Keep a portion of job offers that, according to IT people, are not worth responding to.
Hello! It’s #vsrativakansii again. May’s job search stories are full of IT vacancies, the requirements and remuneration for the proposed work surprise and sometimes anger job seekers. Keep a portion of job offers that, according to IT people, are not worth responding to.
Send vacancies that you think contain strange requirements for candidates to [email protected]
Engineer APCS / C++ Developer Vyacheslav S. posted a job vacancy for an engineer with requirements for knowledge of several technologies, an average level of English, and a meager salary. «Are you serious? Competitive salary? Team69, if you are here, can you explain? Who are you competing with in terms of salary?», — he asked the employer.
You can see the requirements in the screenshots published by the developer.
«The modern market is something incredible,» Python Developer Liliya Pushkar briefly describes her «find.» The thing is that the employer offers a meager salary to an experienced beginner Python developer — less than the minimum wage.
«Heading: Top Employers of the Country,» Fullstack Developer Mykola Lebed signed his post. He saw strange job titles on Djinni for one of the employers — middle/senior developer. Apparently, there were middles and seniors on the block. However, something went wrong with the translation.
«How do you like that? And a three-month relocation at your own expense to Lviv! A sales manager position. Are you completely stuck there?», — indignantly asked Yulia Vetlukhina, Sales Manager, who published a partial description of the job offer.
Igor Zyabrov, QA/QC, showed another vacancy from a not-so-generous employer. He offers $1,000 for a specialist with over four years of experience.
«For $700, they are looking for a prophet: a ‘forecast of all risks and force majeure situations,’» wrote reader Serhiy Olezhko to the dev.ua editorial mail. He sent a screenshot of a vacancy for an SEO specialist with a bunch of requirements.
Send vacancies that you think contain strange requirements for candidates to [email protected]
