Скачать или смотреть Day 9 Socratic Siege of Online Labor Market Shenanigans

This video version of a Sub-Stack blog done in shorts is an indictment of the modern hiring industry, using the 1.1 billion rejections in the Workday lawsuit as proof that the system isn’t broken—it’s performing exactly as designed.

The Summary
By analyzing the market through economic spaces like Akerlof’s "Market for Lemons," the piece reveals a "Social Abattoir" where human aspirations are shredded in total silence.

Major Points
The 1.1 Billion Hook: Why the Workday lawsuit is the largest employment action in history.

Filter vs. Match: Why a system that profits from "No" will never prioritize "Yes."

The Exclusivity Product: How companies pay for the feeling of being "hard to get into."

The Lemon Market: Why silence and lack of feedback destroy the quality of the labor pool.

The Social Cost: The abdication of duty by unions and regulators over the last quarter-century.
Website Links & Socials:

➡️ Read the Full Post on Substack: https://substack.com/@thejobapplicant...
➡️ Connect on LinkedIn:   / sarah-springsteen-trumble-1b59bb88  
➡️ My Website: www.thejobapplicantperspective.com


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