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by leto_ii
2006 days ago
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With the risk of nitpicking, I think red-flag means a warning sign, not a deal breaker [1]. > Unfortunately, it's just not possible to tell what a job will be like by reading a job description. While I agree completely, isn't this wrong though? Shouldn't a job description be well written? Isn't "sprucing up" just code for false advertising? I for one have seen countless job descriptions that were a ridiculous exaggeration of the kind of work that you would actually have done. It's important to note that it always want one way: making the job sound a lot more interesting than it was and demanding a lot more skill than was actually needed. Nobody went overboard with downplaying things. [1] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/red-flag |
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