The Web Index

The Web Index

Annoying Things Recruiters Do

• When the recruiter agrees to a time to call but never does
• When the recruiter has no job description to provide to you
• When the recruiter's info about the vacancy is unclear and limited
• When the recruiter calls you right before an interview
• When the recruiter calls you right in middle of the interview
• When the recruiter wants you to write a summary of your CV/Resume
• When the recruiter talks to you on phone like they know what they are talking about
• When the recruiter lies to you on phone when not being available
• When the recruiter lies to their client about you not being available
• When the recruiter arranges an interview and forgets to pass you the details
• When the recruiter arranges an interview at the last minute
• When the recruiter arranges an interview and passes you the incorrect info
• When the recruiter has a preferred candidate they like and you are only their backup
• When the recruiter confuses you with another candidate
• When the recruiter has no clue about the role
• When the recruiter wastes your time
• When the recruiter approaches you with a role but never bothers to return your call or email reply
• When the recruiter says you are overqualified
• When the recruiter says you are underqualified
• When the recruiter says you are not a cultural fit
• When the recruiter wants to keep your CV/Resume on their database
• When the recruiter is obviously biased in their selection process
• When the recruiter is rude and racist
• When the recruiter is only wasting your time in order to comply with de&i
• When the recruiter talks more than they listen
• When the recruiter doesn't bother to provide any feedback
• When the recruiter calls you about the role but can't share role details with you
• When the recruiter wants you to fill out lots of forms which have a lot of repetitions and errors
• When the recruiter asks you the same questions over and over again
• When the recruiter asks really silly questions
• When the recruiter asks personal questions
• When the recruiter wants to know your life story
• When the recruiter doesn't like your profile, is unlikely to put you forward, but wastes the time anyway with you
• When the recruiter approaches you with a role that is not fit for your skills and experience
• When the recruiter doesn't bother to read the CV/Resume
• When the recruiter asks for your salary expectations and tries to give you lower than the expectation
• When the recruiter asks for your salary expectations and gives you the absolute lowest in that salary range
• When the recruiter asks for your salary expectations and what you wouldn't consider and gives you exactly what you stated you wouldn't consider
• When the recruiter gives you an overview of the recruitment process but it turns into an endless rounds of interviews or completely the opposite to their standard recruitment process
• When the recruiter misleads you through the recruitment process
• When the recruiter approaches you in the first instance but then disappears completely or ghosts on you
• When the recruiter calls just to get job leads
• When the recruiter calls you more when you are in a role than when you are not in a role
• When the recruiter expects you to start work without a contract, while taking the time to issue you a contract
• When the recruiter is deceitful and plays games with candidates
• When the recruiter is unprofessional, irresponsible, hostile, has poor interpersonal skills, and lacks basic emotional intelligence
• When the recruiter needs to be chased up for things
• When the recruiter needs to be taught how to read a CV/Resume
• When the recruiter says they put your CV/Resume forward for a role but haven't
• When the recruiter puts you forward for a role without telling you or asking for your consent
• When the recruiter wants to use your CV/Resume to secure potential roles, but never bothers to represent you for any of them
• When the recruiter advertises for a role that has already been filled
• When the recruiter advertises for a role that does not exist
• When the recruiter advertises for a role only to collect CV/Resume
• When the recruiter wants to rush you through signing a contract without giving you sufficient time to review it
• When the recruiter approaches you for a role where the job description does not match the job title
• When the recruiter misleads you on the role and you find out during the interview
• When the recruiter changes your CV/Resume without informing you
• When the recruiter rejects you for the role that you could have been suitable for and then contacts you for a role that you are absolutely not suitable for

Things Women Do That Men Hate

• Fickleness
• Play the victim
• Gold digging
• Hypocritical view of equality
• Double standards
• One rule for me, another rule for them
• Lie about being in a relationship
• Lie about not being in a relationship
• Never say sorry
• Blame men for everything
• Clingy
• Taking hours to get dressed
• Excessive makeup
• Expecting men to be mind readers
• Expecting men to pay after them
• Self-absorbed
• Self-centered
• Excessive amounts of insecurities
• Plastic surgery
• Whinging about everything and anything
• Faking
• Unnecessary shopping
• Gossiping
• Testing men
• Comparing
• Crying to get their way
• Lateness
• Changing plans at last minute
• Interrupting
• Dating multiple people at same time
• Asking men to always do things for them
• Asking for equal pay for half the work
• Expecting special treatment
• Hating men
• Using men
• Lacking a sense of humor
• Take themselves too seriously
• Attention seeking
• Constantly looking for approval
• Rarely have their own opinion about anything
• Unoriginal
• Easily manipulated
• Shallow
• Indecisive
• Never give a straight answer about anything
• Dishonest about everything
• What's yours is mine and what is mine is mine
• Thinking they are entitled to everything
• Abortion without asking the man with my body my choice nonsense
• Expecting child support as they are emotionally and financially incapable
• Following the crowd - herd mentality
• They are like a walking contradiction on everything

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Acting

They say actors are professionals. They are good at conveying emotions in front of the camera. However, overtime the imagery becomes blurred between the staged acting and reality. If an actor can do all that for money then they have the capacity to cheat themselves, their partners, and the people watching them. They are essentially role playing. And, at times falling for their co-actors. Many even sleep with their co-actors to form that chemistry or bond. Sometimes they may sleep with the director or producer to get the part. Other cases, they could be sleeping with the director to go from supporting actor to the leading actor. Perhaps, they have to do this or else be doomed in the industry. Even repeating the same intimate scenes over and over as practice. However, where does one strike a balance towards what is acceptable? How far will an actor go to earn money? Kissing for money? Sex for money? At times, it can sound cheap and sleazy, almost like prostitution with consent. No wonder actors have a hard time in relationships. You can never really trust an actor with their emotions. To them life becomes a drama and everything is theatre. One day they will be sitting back with their partners over a bowl of popcorn, replaying the scenes on Netflix. What happens when it gets to the intimate scene? What happens when the couple has children? What sort of answer do you give to the child when they ask - daddy why is mommy kissing another man on telly? They may be good at acting in front of the camera. But, their entire life falls apart or left behind in reality. No longer the typical easy trips to the supermarkets. They are surrounded all the time by an entourage of people. Everything is scrutinized about them in public. Life becomes complex from each passing role where they become more distant from people and more secluded from the average things in society. Some don't even realize inflation and that the price of an item has gone up like tomato or a loaf of bread. Their social circle dwindles. Everything turns into a facade. But, they are never truly happy in all this fame and fortune. Loneliness and depression engulfs their mind from day to night. It all leads up to a household of broken families, broken promises, broken relationships, broken children, and inflated egos. Is fame and fortune really worth it? It would be far easier if they were seen as humans. If they acknowledged to the world their flaws, their mistakes, their imperfections and let the world acknowledge them as human beings just like any other role today. If they set limits for themselves on what they wouldn't do for money. People are far more accepting if they know someone than one that is distant and full of secrets. In the entertainment industry, AI has had a profound influence. In some ways this is for the good. In other ways, it means weird dynamics between AI actors and Human actors. It also means loss of jobs for actors and the production crew. Perhaps, this will imply that the whole idea of drama, film, and theatre becomes a very immersive entertainment experience.