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I need some confirmation from recruiters or anyone who is recruiter-adjacent… Is this real??? It feels like a troll.

I need some confirmation from recruiters or anyone who is recruiter-adjacent… Is this real??? It feels like a troll.

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/11/red-flags-recruiters-look-out-for-in-job-candidates.html

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I've heard this, and turned it off. I'm increasingly skeptical, and will probably turn it back on soon.

This is wrong - the open to work banner is a bright green flag that I look for everyday

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I mean, LinkedIn is pure uncut cringe anyway, right? So does the “Open to Work” badge really drive potential employers away?

Can confirm ‘open to work’ badge feels cringe

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Yeah, totally bizarre. It makes absolutely no sense.

What’s next, telling people not to apply to jobs because it reeks of desperation? Ooooo, and don’t ask about compensation, it’ll come off like you’re only in it for the money!

I've read this all over the place. It seems weird but I took it off of mine. I don't want to look desperate or whatever

I removed that badge a few months ago

Haven't received a single offer since then, hahha

But when it was on I only got 2 orders anyway

I'm not a recruiter but this sounds like an article with the main aim to pull in readers, not to inform them. It's an opinion that's probably held by others, but not all. Question is, do you want to work forna company that lets a banner decide how they see you?