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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
5-10 applications?!? Holy hell, that's sooooo many! Could you imagine having to skim through 5-10 applications?!? I certainly cant! It's a good thing that technology came along. I bet before computers people HAD to hire staff on the spot, because otherwise they might have 5-10 whole pieces of paper to have to look at. We definitely expect too much from HR these days. Up to TEN whole applications. I can't even imagine! You couldn't pay me enough to look at that many! Even if it was literally my job! Whoooo. Crazy.
gpt
Bro I'm not defending the practice I'm just saying if they have 10 applicants they are going to pay attention to the ones that are quick and easy to read, first impressions are everything.

If you can't be arsed to fill in a ten minute form then that shows very poorly on your aptitude as an employee.

OFC if this is for a non skilled role, yeah its a bit stupid to need so much detail and refining