I make $25000 USD/yr automating printers and excel spreadsheets in a textile mill. I might be stupid.
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#33Very very hard going for me. I have nearly 10 years of experience but only got one interview, and when the topic of money came up 70k was deemed much too high. I got no further contact from that company.
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#35Based in Australia, recent graduate, market for junior positions is pretty difficult even with industry experience.
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#37Luckily my personal expenses are very low so I don't NEED to work, but I'm definitely discouraged right now.
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#38Earlier quoted context omitted.
They want senior+ who are <35yo, but then when they interview the 35yo for a senior position, they give them an offer for a non-senior role so they can pay them less.
Jesus is 35+ graybeard territory?
My point is they have someone in mind for these "senior" positions and it is hot an older professional.
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
They want senior+ who are <35yo, but then when they interview the 35yo for a senior position, they give them an offer for a non-senior role so they can pay them less.
That sounds great as long as I dont have to do a seniors job. Less responsibility is fine by me!
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#40Not good at all... I have about 20 years in the industry, I've submitted ~60 online applications over the last 16 days and have received ~15 rejections (with one arriving nearly instantaneously)!
I'm curious about the location, you can share your area if you wish, or just country.
Are these applications for positions that are flooded with resumes? (can be seen on linkedin)