SH0CKING: How Job Seeker Got Rejected For Wearing Perfume | DETAILS
An employer apparently refused to hire a job seeker because he wore the same scent as her ex, according to Twitter user @itsViktur.
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According to him, he overheard the ladies conversing at a restaurant, and one of them explained why she dismissed the jobseeker with a truckload of experience in less than 3 minutes after guessing the name of the perfume he was wearing, which was similar to that of her ex and brought back bitter memories.
He wrote:
I went to FUTO to pick up some documents today. After the long day, I stopped over at Kilimanjaro to refill my Belle as man no be firewood. 5 mins into my lunch, I noticed a 2018 Honda park in front of the FF and two classy ladies in their late 30s stepped down the vehicle.
From their outfit and the way their skin glowed, you could easily say that they are well ranked in wherever they work. They got their meal and sat very close to where I was. One had a straight, not-so-happy face (MRS A)while the other wore a great smile (MRS B).
Just before they started eating , Mrs B asked Mrs A, “The first guy we interviewed today has a truckload of experience and is just the perfect fit for the opening, why did you dismiss him in less than 3 mins after guessing the name of his fragrance”.
Omoooo Mrs A gave a response I least expected. She was like “ this guy was wearing Tochukwu’s cologne and this instantly made me sick in the stomach and brought back bitter memories .“
This gave me shivers Mehn. Imagine being qualified for a gig but not been selected because you
wear same cologne with your employers ex.
When I left the FF, I left with a stomach filled with food and a mind filled with pity for the applicant.
See the tweets below…
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