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[placetohide]

AGGGHH!!!

I just got done with the worst "interviewing" experience of my life and needed to share it with people who would understand.

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[wings_on_flames]

Something has to be done this. I can't stand employers/managers/anyone that would dick around like that, especially since I know from experience. Ugh... I hate that you were mistreated in such an absurd way, and I hope you get vindication from these assholes.
And I am itching to know what fast food joint this was...

[snonsumr]

And I am itching to know what fast food joint this was...

Seconded. Friends Lock this post & spill the name. I don't care if this place sells the mythical fast food that's orgasmically delicious & brings about world peace. If I find out what it is, I'll never spend another penny there.

I would start with the corporate offices of this place & maybe call your state Dept. of Labor for shits & giggles.

[tatoeba_tadayou]

I would laugh my ass off if it was Chick Fil A since my family just ate there today and we kept talking about how very christian/family oriented they are. :P

[toboe_lonewolf]

Wow. That's gotta be a record. :/

[silverstarfy]

The worst that I've had happen at an interview was:
1. the interviewer was 2 hours late (he'd forgotten about the interview)
2. during my interview, he took phone breaks right in front of me and hired two other people from them. He then told me he had so many people now, that he could only offer me one day a week.

I really thought my experience was terrible, but I think yours has me beat. I'd definitely report him. There are some really terrible people out there. Good luck!

(I also had a friend who found out she had been doing her boss's son's homework as part of her 'writing test' for her interview.)

[placetohide]

I don't want to say what it is because I think this is a case where it's one god-awful manager at fault and not the larger company as a whole. While I definitely don't feel like ever eating there again myself, I want to give the larger corporation the benefit of the doubt until I can talk to them. Of course, depending on how trying to talk to the company goes, I might change my mind. :|

[cozzene]

Seriously, there's no slander if it's true, so no reason not to warn the community and others about the company behind this craptastic behavior.