How have good or bad practices of hiring managers affected you in your job search?

Did you receive helpful feedback, or were you ghosted? Applying for jobs can feel like a full-time job in itself, with unwieldy application forms and the pressure to write the perfect cover letter. Then there are the interviews – if you’re lucky – and the inevitable post-mortem when you miss out on the role. Continue reading...The Guardian
What this means if you want to work there
Looking for work across Europe often feels like a full-time job with long application forms and endless cover letters. Welders and drivers spend hours preparing for interviews only to face silence or unhelpful feedback after missing out on a role. Hiring managers use different practices that directly affect your job search and your chances of securing employment abroad. The report does not settle how every company across Europe will change their hiring methods in the future. Keep your CV ready in English so you can respond quickly whenever a new hiring manager finally reaches out to you.
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