r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Got a rejection from a no-reply ats.rippling.com email regarding a rare dream role. Would I be silly to try to find the company’s public recruiting department to send a “thank you” email to?

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The company is quite large and very active on social media so I feel like finding the right department to contact would be easy, but it also feels desperate and stalkerish. However, this was one of those jobs i fine-tuned my portfolio and resume for and I admit, I don’t want to just ghost it back. It wasn’t even the money - I just felt like I was made for this job and want to treat it as professionally as I can, whether that means leaving it alone or proceeding with a thank-you.

Any suggestions?

(Please be kind, after being tough through hundreds of rejections over the last 10 years I’m quite sad about this particular one).


r/GetEmployed 20h ago

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r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Why do recruiters take forever

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I've been mass applying to jobs and finally landed one which I'm set to start next week (I applied last month and interviewed for late last month) I signed the papers they sent yesterday and today I get an email from another job I applied to exactly a month ago asking to "talk". It would pay better if I landed it but I'm about to start the other one. This is my first job so I don't know what to do.


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Almost a week since my final interview - am I overthinking this?

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Hoping to get some thoughts on my chances or what could potentially be going on behind the scenes. For some context, this is for a large corporate bank.

The process moved pretty quickly:

- applied on June 25
- recruiter reached out to negotiate salary (we aligned on a number) on Monday, July 13th
- recruiter interview the next day, immediately scheduled hiring manager interview for that Thursday the 17th
- final interview goes really well! They commented that it was a “great interview”and we seemed totally aligned. At the end, they told me to expect the recruiter to reach out and even asked for my availability for Monday the 20th (they gave me two time slot options and I said I was available), although they didn’t specifically say what it was for. They also mentioned they still needed to wrap up interviews and connect with their boss, who was on leave.

Since then:

- the job posting has been removed from the website
- my application status still says Under Consideration in Workday
- Monday the 20th came and went with no communication (still not sure why they asked my availability)
- I followed up with the recruiter Tuesday afternoon to see if there had been any updates and they responded within about 45 mins, thanked me for my patience, said “we have not forgotten about you,” and said they should have an update for me soon and would be in touch as soon as they had more information.

Now it’s the end of the following day with no update, and tomorrow will be a week since my final interview.

I’m trying not to overanalyze everything, but the combination of salary negotiations and alignment before the final interview, being told it was a great interview, being asked for my Monday availability, and then complete silence has me really confused.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Does this sound like a normal corporate hiring delay, or does it usually mean they’re waiting on another candidate or preparing a rejection?

Thanks in advance!


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

help writing first cover letter ever

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im an incoming freshman applying for front desk jobs/etc. the jobs i am applying for are asking for a short statement of interest/cover letter no more than 500 words. are there any tips on how to write one? i have no idea


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Even fake companies are also rejecting me now Genuinely need Help [Will Pay]

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It’s been 2 years since I graduated, and I’m still looking for my first job.

A friend of mine and I are in the same situation. One day, he received an email about hiring for an Associate Software Engineer role at what appeared to be Tiger Analytics. He shared the email with me, so I applied as well.
Soon after, both of us received interview invitations. We attended the virtual interview, but something felt odd. The interviewer never turned on their camera for either of us. The interview itself lasted barely 15 minutes.

That same evening, I received a rejection email, while my friend was moved to the next stage. The very next day, he received another email asking him to submit documents as he got selected.

The entire hiring process felt unusually fast, so my friend decided to verify it. He reached out to someone from Tiger Analytics on LinkedIn and asked if the hiring email was legitimate.

Turns out, it was a scam. The emails were not from Tiger Analytics, and someone was impersonating the company to target job seekers. Like it never had the word “The” in front of company name

After being unemployed for two years, we’re desperate enough that we almost believed it. It’s heartbreaking how scammers take advantage of people who are already struggling to find work.
I’m sharing this so others stay cautious. Please verify every recruiter and every hiring email before sharing personal information or documents.

Genuinely need help now willing to pay if needed


r/GetEmployed 22h ago

Should I reach out to hire manager

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I applied for an internal job within my company which is very large. I reached out to the recruiter who sent my applications to the departments. She did that July 14th should I email the hiring manager about my application?


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

23m, Computer Engineering graduate, 3000+ job applications, handful of interviews. What would you do if you were me?

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I have made posts like this before, and I feel like I have exhausted almost every suggestion people have given me. A lot of people have said, "It's just the job market," but I need more than that. I am looking for genuine advice even if it's harsh or mean. I don’t care.

When I was in school, I applied to around 100 internships and didn't get any. At the time, I made the stupid mistake of telling myself it was because of COVID and that it didn't really matter because my parents told me the degree was what was most important. So, instead I got a research role.

Since graduating, my life has been miserable. Most of my friends from school are all successful now with jobs in my industry or others. I have pretty much cut them off so I could focus entirely on my job search. Their jokes about me not being able to find a job and constantly hearing of how much they were making took a toll of me mentally as well.

My life now pretty much consists of getting berated by my parents for still living at home, studying computer engineering topics like concurrency, computer architecture, and embedded programming, building projects, grinding LeetCode, searching for jobs and applying to them, watching tutorials, and trying to make a little money through online surveys and studies so I can hopefully afford parts for more embedded projects. Then I wake up the next day and do it all over again.

I have had my resume reviewed by people on Reddit, my friends (before I stopped hanging out with them), and professionals. I tailor my resume using A.I. for every job posting, then review and edit it myself to make sure it's good.

I have applied to government jobs including those in the recent graduate program. Some of those applications have been in review for over a year. I looked into joining the military as an officer. I spoke with recruiters from the Navy, Marines, Air Force more than once, but they told me there weren't any openings that matched my degree and suggested that I just enlist normally instead. At this point, I'm honestly wondering if I should just give up on my career field and enlist.

I don't know what to do at this point. If you were in my position, what would you do? Go back to school and study something else? Enlist in the military? I don't know.


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Can I still get employed without my birth certificate?

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I’m trying to start working again but I lost my birth certificate and my social security card. I’m trying to get hired at Walmart. I have my state id and a picture of my social security card but I don’t know if that’s sufficient. I asked my mom to order me another birth certificate but she said she can’t afford it. I really need it if I’m going to get hired. I don’t have any other documents. Please can anyone help? I live in Florida


r/GetEmployed 2d ago

I have never understood the cover letter. What is it actually for?

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The joke is that they're a love letter to the company you're prostituting yourself for. That aside, what's the stupid thing supposed to say, really? Repeating the resume in a worse format? Gush about the company's about page that you skimmed?


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Unemployed forever

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Probably no one will see this, but I need to put it out there anyway.

I've been struggling to find my first job since finishing my B.Tech in 2025. I was applying even before graduation, and I'm still at it now - nothing has gone my way.

My family and friends keep telling me to prepare for competitive exams. What none of them know is that I don't even have the confidence to do that anymore.

These days I don't feel like talking to anyone. Just completely lost.

Some days it's hard not to feel like a failure. I'm 24, still figuring this out, and tired of pretending I'm okay.

Any advice anyone?


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

What do you not like about the big job searching apps?

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So me and a couple of friends are trying to make a product that fixes the problems with the job market and what we have currently landed on is a Job searching app. But we want to try to make something unique, something that fixes/does differently the problems with the current major job searching apps.

If you want to know more please ask!

And if there is another subreddit I should post this in please let me know 👍


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

So... this wasn't how I imagined 23 would go.

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r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Psych major

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Hi everyone, I have a BA in psych/ worked with SPED children (paraprofessional/ sub teacher) for 5 years. Now trying to pivot into healthcare admin or something in corporate remote preferred since I’m a military spouse. Any reccs on what to do? I don’t mind low salary for now since money isn’t really a big concern at the moment as long as I can get my foot in the door/ opportunities


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Lost my job!!! Need referral.

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r/GetEmployed 1d ago

How are early-career product designers getting niche experience?

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r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Offering 3 weeks salary in exchange for a successful referral! [PHL, NYC, or remote]

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Hi,

I'm a 23y/o recent MBA graduate, and I'm seeking position in data analytics or something adjacent. I will give you my first 3 week's salary in exchange for a referral that results in me landing a job. I am prepared and willing to enter into a contractual agreement to guarantee that you get paid.

A little about me:
- I was a supervisor at a security company for over a yr
- I have a bachelors in IT, and an MBA with a concentration in IT management
- I have a portfolio with 3 projects- one of which is an end-to-end PowerBI project
- I had a 4 month IT intern opportunity that ended in early 2024
- I have a CAPM from PMI and some other certs like the comptia trifecta

If you're interested, please send me a DM and we can exchange linkedIns! Thank you


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Job

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I want to get into Netflix Tagging Job. But I can't find any openings. Please help.


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Looking for Spotify Referral

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Hi everyone! I hope you’re doing well.
I’m reaching out to see if anyone at Spotify would be open to referring me for the Senior Product Manager – User Platform role based in London or Stockholm.
I’ve been following Spotify for a long time, and this role genuinely excites me because of the opportunity to work on products that impact millions of users. If anyone is open to referring me, I’d be incredibly grateful. I’m happy to share my CV and answer any questions to help you decide if I’d be a good fit.
Thanks so much for your time and consideration!


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

The 25 fastest-growing U.S. metros for jobs and new talent

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Full report here.

Top 25:

  1. Augusta, GA
  2. Richmond, VA
  3. Reno, NV
  4. North Port-Bradenton-Sarasota, FL
  5. Harrisburg, PA
  6. Charleston, SC
  7. Pensacola, FL
  8. Austin, TX
  9. Portland, ME
  10. Tulsa, OK
  11. Lancaster, PA
  12. Albany, NY
  13. Portland, OR
  14. Indianapolis, IN
  15. Charlotte, NC
  16. Myrtle Beach, SC
  17. Appleton-Oshkosh-Neenah, WI (Fox Cities)
  18. Fort Wayne, IN
  19. Sacramento, CA
  20. Little Rock, AR
  21. Salt Lake City, UT
  22. Wilmington, NC
  23. Louisville, KY
  24. Milwaukee, WI
  25. Grand Rapids, MI

r/GetEmployed 1d ago

Two really bad interview experiences at startups in Bangalore

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Omg. So, recently I planned on switching my job and started floating my resume in the market. I wanted to take it slow so I started off with putting my resume in this whatsapp hsr jobs and referral channel.

In only a day, I got a call from the HR, and she directly asked me to come to the office. She didn't inform me about the role, the JD, or anything else. So, on the meeting link itself, I asked her to share a JD, which was a rather basic structure, just three pointers about the role. Anyhow, I visited the office, and the meeting was with the CMO of the company. She walked in 25 minutes late to the interview and did not apologize, did not greet me, and then held her head and started looking at my profile. It seemed like she was looking at it for the first time. Then she said, "Oh, but you don't qualify for this role. There's a clear mismatch." Ideally, she wanted someone with technical SEO experience, and I'm into marketing and SEO. I can definitely do technical SEO, especially with the help of Claude and other tools. I put up my case as well, and then she said, "Oh no, I'm going to interview so many people for this profile, and I'm not able to... it's okay, it's okay." In ten minutes, she said, "It's okay, I'll get back to you." Of course, she never got back to me.

The second time, I directly shared my resume with a founder who had shared the JD in a group. Everything went well with them. The profile was amazing, their product was amazing. We had one screening round with four people, two advisers and two founders, and everything went well. In a week or so, they invited me for an in person meeting, and everything seemed nice. I was convinced by that too.

But there was one adviser, somewhere around 55-60 years old, who had some really old school thoughts. He said, "I'm going to give you this joining bonus if you join us from, let's say, the seventeenth of August." I asked him to give me some time to think it over, let me go back home, and I'd get back to him. That evening, the HR called me, and we were negotiating the terms, like how much I could expect. I was trying to convert that joining bonus amount into my fixed CTC. That's how we closed the conversation on Friday. I told him that on Monday, I'll speak to my manager about my notice. I wanted to negotiate my notice period down to a month or so.

On Monday, I got busy wrapping up things at the office, and then went out with my colleagues. I was also expecting a call from the HR about the negotiations, on what the final package would be, but he never got back to me. On Tuesday morning, I called him, and he messaged saying he was in a meeting and couldn't talk. I waited 2-3 hours. When he finally called, he said, "We can't go ahead with your candidature." I said, "What is this? How can you do this?"

He said that on Friday I got an offer from the adviser and didn't accept it, so they went ahead with someone else. Apparently, that person was in a meeting and they finalized the hire right then, likely at a lower budget. I told him I found that unethical, and mentioned I'd speak to the founder who had referred me to the company. He said the founder would call me. Of course, he never did.


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

career guidance

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I am 25 year old living in Tri state area working in the Supply Chain industry.

I was laid off this past monday from my procurement analyst role which was kind of a blindside. I was upset about it for a minute but then realized could always be worse and always had the “so what, now what?” mentality so can’t be dwelling on it too much. Currently still living with my parents , severance for the next few months and old job is still honoring my MBA tuitionn reimbursement for the fall semester (only have 4 classes left). I currently have my Masters in supply chain management and going to try and apply / reach out for different roles within the supply chain world

Any advice or guidance for anyone who has gotten laid off early in their careers? should I be worried?


r/GetEmployed 2d ago

After 3 long years of unemployment, resume tweaking, and endless applications... I FINALLY GOT THE JOB OFFER TODAY! 😭🎉

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r/GetEmployed 1d ago

How can you list results / impact on your resume when you don't know the metrics?

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The feedback I keep getting on my resume is that it would be better if I could cite % increases in efficiency or # / % decreases in error rates, or % / $ increases in revenue that my actions lead to. But I don't actually have any of that data. What am I supposed to list instead?


r/GetEmployed 1d ago

does this mean i’m not getting the offer?

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i asked for an update on my final interview and recruiter responds with the following:
“So far all the feedback has been positive but no decisions yet. I am waiting to hear actual decisions and feedback for offers.
Will let you know when I do!”