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I'll apply for a job that's a very close match to my skill set and
experience. Given the bad economy in general, the slump in the
software industry in particular, and California's unemployment rate of
11.5% and rising, I figure they're getting hundreds of responses, so
I'm not surprised not to hear back. What does surprise me is that a
month or so later I'll see them relist the job.
This has happened half a dozen times now. I really can't imagine
what's going on at these places. Is anyone here on the other side of
this and able to offer some insight?
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