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I haven't encountered bots like that because I hid my profile a long time ago to avoid being seen. Back in the early 2010s, when I wanted to leave the confectionery, I created an open profile, and I was flooded with spam. They especially liked to invite me to the position I already held, rather than the one listed in my profile. At that time, I wanted to become a copywriter. Now I think it's a good thing it didn't work out; half of the texts at our company are written by AI. We still hire copywriters, but only occasionally. But if someone had told me back then that I would be working as a marketer and enjoying it, I wouldn't have believed it 🤣
Even with that, there were some funny moments during my job search. I wrote to one company for a content manager position, and they replied: "No, you're not a good fit for us; maybe we'll hire you for the administrative department?" Guys, if my experience includes administrative work, and I'm applying for a content manager position, what does that tell you? I laughed and ignored those smart guys.