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Computer Science 11w
Are these companies just posting openings to look like they are hiring? It seems like it. Never even had an online assessment in over a year. It’s just silence. This happening to everyone?
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Anonymous 11w

Yuuuuup it’s a real issue

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Anonymous 11w

Yes. It’s called a “tax break”.

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Anonymous 10w

I thought I was the only one that stopped even receiving those auto OAs

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Anonymous 10w

Yes. Yes they are. They need to look like they’re “growing” to please investors and shareholders.

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Anonymous replying to -> polar575 11w

I quit college and got lucky with a tech job in my hometown. Experience over education.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 10w

Even those made me feel less bad lol

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Anonymous replying to -> polar575 10w

I don’t see how tax breaks come into play here but ik that they do it bc it makes it look like their companies has good cash flow and is growing which looks especially good if the company has stock listed on the market

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 10w

Companies use money on resources like recruiter sites, recruiters, job listings, time for interviews and other things like that. If a company applies earned money back into resources for said company, the IRS allows a tax write off for said resources. And since they don’t actually hire anyone, they can also use the money they “planned” for wages on other things.

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Anonymous replying to -> polar575 10w

Ohh ok thanks for the info, didn’t know that

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