The job interview process can be a marathon for some, but for one Reddit user, it was more like an episode of "Survivor" — a grueling ultramarathon that ended with a stunning betrayal of trust.
The betrayal: After an eight-round interview process, the recruiter told the job seeker that the posted salary was a "mistake." The tale of that $60,000 mistake ignited a firestorm of frustration, condemnation and some compelling speculation on the r/jobhunting subreddit, garnering over 5,800 upvotes and 539 comments from equally weary job seekers.
