Beware of Ghost Jobs

Jack Kelly, Founder & CEO, WeCruitr

29-May-23 12:00

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Not all job openings are actual jobs.

A significant number of managers shared that the openings are kept active but the jobs simply don't exist.

What is the rationale of putting up a job opening with no intention to hire?

We speak to Jack Kelly, Founder & CEO, WeCruitr to discuss more about the rationale and morale of companies doing so, and what job seekers do to avoid applying for ghost jobs.

Photo Credits: Shuttershock

Produced by: Lily Chai

Presented by: Lily Chai, Richard Bradbury

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Categories: the workplace, Corporates

Tags: recruitment, job search, job hunting, hr,

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