Hilarious Screenshot Of Man's 'Work Mishaps' Takes The Internet by Storm
People switch employers in search of better pay or a bigger position. But the job market has been unstable recently, and numerous reports have shown how much suffering there is, not to mention the ongoing layoffs.?
The number of jobs that one person has changed, rather than his distinctive skill sets, is what is making waves on social media thanks to his LinkedIn profile. It's interesting to note that the person's employers all failed. Have a look at the screenshot here.?
Man's unfortunate employment history
The job seeker joined Credit Suisse Bank this month after UBS Group AG purchased it. Social media users expressed surprise at the profile but questioned its authenticity.Trung Phan, a journalist for Bloomberg, posted the profile on LinkedIn and Twitter, where it quickly gained popularity.
Theranos, a start-up that performed blood tests but was shut down due to fraud allegations, is listed as the person's employer on their profile since they started working there in March 2012.?
After five years of employment, the employee left and joined WeWork in April 2017.The employee had to leave WeWork two years later when it imploded after being forced to abandon its IPO due to investor concerns about the firm's financial stability, debt, and corporate governance practices. In 2021, WeWork's finances began to improve.?
The employee started working for the cryptocurrency company FTX in 2020, but by 2022, that business had also failed. When Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) went under in March of this year, the job seeker moved there and worked there for seven months.
According to the screenshot, the person's most recent position was with Credit Suisse, a company that was acquired by UBS Group and has also been impacted by the financial market turmoil.?
The profile appeared fake to some users online?
Some LinkedIn users questioned whether the profile was genuine. "Please tell me it's a joke. If not, they should publish a book on "what not to do," as one user suggested.?And some questioned the people's judgement in hiring this person. Act courageously and hire this person, a LinkedIn user urged.?
A man wrote, "Hope they get back on their feet soon. And immediately update me on where they landed."
"Should ask for put options instead of stock options in their compensation package moving forward," added another.?
A man added, "Recruiting Firm to client: “No need to search, we’ve the perfect candidate on the books… He’s worked for everyone… all the top names. You’ll just want a face to face simply to confirm his start date.”
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