Gen Z job seekers are now ghosting employers after interviews, even after being told they are the preferred candidates.
According to one HR manager, a candidate went silent after being selected for a supervisory role. After nearly two weeks of calls and messages, he explained that he had accepted another job with “a better salary and a shorter commute.”
Candidates are increasingly considering factors beyond salary, including:
— Flexible working arrangements
— Medical benefits
— Shorter commutes
— Career growth opportunities
Being rejected by your own citizens to the point of seeking voters from foreigners is one of the most disturbing things we could witness in an election.
I just watched the Citizen TV report on Ian Keya, a victim of the Ruto govt.
Photo 1 on the left is him: a gym instructor. Strong. Walking. Alive in the full sense of the word.
Photo 2 on the right is him: in a wheelchair. Shot three times in the back. Cannot walk. That is what this Ruto government did to him in June 2024.
And some of you still have the nerve to say, “Tutam… this government must stay.” “Ruto must stay.”
Stay and do what? Finish the job?
He promised to end the era of trigger-happy police. His government then put more bullets in young Kenyans’ backs than the last one.
And you guys want us to reward the man whose officers turned a protest into a shooting gallery and then left the survivors to crowdfund their own physiotherapy. Ruto Must Go.
Vietnam Gas President Doanh Chau slams Kenya’s leadership for lacking execution — citing failures in power, housing, tourism & corruption.
He said: “Leaders talk big, but systems don’t move. They wait for outsiders to bring business rather than build an environment for it.”
This is the day Doahn Chau said that the moment he saw Mudavadi, just from his seating posture he could smell incompetence.
Polished language with no serious execution plan.