As any job hunter will tell you, applying for jobs is tedious and demoralizing. Companies that make it more difficult for candidates will get fewer applicants. If you’re flooded with applicants, that seems like a winning idea: Only the truly dedicated will apply.
Making people jump through hoops to prove their loyalty is dumb (why should they show you any commitment when you haven’t even agreed to offer them an interview), and asking them to do real work is even worse and could lead to legal difficulties.
Please do 30 hours of work as part of your application.
A clothing company, Heiress Beverly Hills, is seeking a new social media manager. Their job posting contained this paragraph (bold in original):
To keep reading, click here: Dear Job Candidate, Please Do a Week’s Worth of Work to Apply
The type of company that uses a tryout project is not looking for employees but rather looking for ideas to improve their image using those ideas presented.
Agreed! That job posting has SCAM written all over it.