Applicants who do not meet the skills requirement of the job advertisment

[TT]

@uuu

Foreigners allow themselves to be low-quality, have poor understanding, lack skills, and be discriminatory

All of them, or just the ones who want to work for you?

@uuu

Maybe, but if it’s Taiwanese, forefingers are way more harsh on us

Is it all the pointing?

[qinqinbaobaojugaogao]

我看不太懂你故事裡的歧視在哪裡，但如果你真的相信台灣人在台灣有受到歧視，我建議你依照法律申訴：
https://www.immigration.gov.tw/5385/7445/250283/126365/

祝福你

[profanaptronym]

@qinqinbaobaojugaogao

我看不太懂你故事裡的歧視在哪裡，但如果你真的相信台灣人在台灣有受到歧視，我建議你依照法律申訴：
https://www.immigration.gov.tw/5385/7445/250283/126365/

祝福你

I applied for a job - that I don’t have the skills for - and didn’t get it. Years later I myself advertised a job and people who do not posses the required skills applied.

Sounds like a clear cut case of discrimination to me!

[afterspivak]

@uuu

if it’s Taiwanese, forefingers are way more harsh on us

What exactly is this thread about?

Guy

[teggs]

@afterspivak

What exactly is this thread about?

Poor quality forefingers!

[afterspivak]

Think of all the job opportunities out there!

Guy

[ppp]

@afterspivak

Think of all the job opportunities out there!

this is not in japan is it?

[afterspivak]

Let make some more!

Guy

[profanaptronym]

@afterspivak

What exactly is this thread about?

[TT]

[the_bear]

Very sorry for allowing myself to be low quality.

[newhere]

@TT

He went soft quickly…

[newhere]

@uuu

最近開了一間新店面正在找新員工，徵人啟事寫得清清楚楚，“必須會中文與英文”，然後一堆不會中文白癡外國人(有些甚至連英文都不會)寫信來表示有興趣，說自己學得很快，X的，我要免費教你們是嗎?

記得當時會說英文的我想在台灣找份英文工作，也被外國人反問過，“為什麼我們要教你英文”，現在看來真荒謬，很多外國人本就是歧視台灣人的雙標仔，在台灣很多外國人素質真的很差，不自省還總是說台灣人歧視，無恥的雙標仔。

A new store recently opened, and we’re looking for new employees. The job posting was crystal clear: “Proficiency in both Chinese and English is required.” Yet, a bunch of clueless foreigners who don’t speak Chinese (some can’t even manage English) keep sending in applications, claiming they learn quickly. Seriously, am I supposed to teach them for free?

I remember when I, an English speaker, was looking for an English-speaking job in Taiwan. Foreigners would ask me, “Why should we teach you English?” Looking back, it seems absurd. It turns out that many foreigners are just hypocrites who hold a double standard against Taiwanese people. In Taiwan, there are quite a few foreigners who lack quality—never self-reflecting yet constantly accusing Taiwanese people of discrimination. It’s hypocrisy at its worst.

比較像是個雇主想要100%合適的應徵者，不願考慮肯學的應徵者問題
Looks more like a boss looking for that applicant that 100% fit the requirement and refuses to accept an applicant who is willing to learn problem to me.

你終於站在陳年前拒絕你的雇主的鞋子裏了。。。

[DogmaticStoic]

There’s a big assumption here, that the same foreign applicants applying for the job are also the ones saying “why should we teach you English?”

You do realize these are two separate groups of people right?

Anyway people get desperate for work because they need money to live. I don’t think you can really fault people for trying, that’s just part of the hiring process.

Of course teaching Chinese on the job is a bit silly depending on their current level, but you will usually need to train your new employees which will usually cost you some money. So yeah you do kinda need to teach your new employees for free.

Anyway I’m sorry you had some bad experiences with some rude people in the past.

[Quesito]

@uuu

A new store recently opened, and we’re looking for new employees. The job posting was crystal clear: “Proficiency in both Chinese and English is required.” Yet, a bunch of clueless foreigners who don’t speak Chinese (some can’t even manage English) keep sending in applications, claiming they learn quickly. Seriously, am I supposed to teach them for free?

I don’t know what is the problem, is normal to get unqualified people. Taiwanese people have to do the same when they do working holidays in other countries.