Why do recruiters say they will help you and then ghost you?

When I respond, I really try to noodle it over. I sit with it, run it through Grammarly to make sure I punctuate and ensure my thoughts are clear. I try to write something clear, thoughtful, and grounded. Yes, I do believe most folks here are trying to help—but I’ve seen a growing number of replies that are overly negative, lack a sense of nuance, or seem to come from a place of personal bias or unprocessed frustration. Sometimes the focus shifts from supporting the original poster to blaming them or picking apart what they didn’t do. There’s a fantastic video called The Secret Weapon for Communication, and I keep coming back to the four filters it offers before speaking or typing: Is it true? (If not, don’t say it. Speaking assumptions as fact helps no one.) Is it kind? (Truth without grace is harsh. “Keeping it real” doesn’t mean being reckless.) Is it necessary? (Not every thought needs a microphone. If it doesn’t build someone up, why say it?) Is it timely? (Even truth can be destructive if said at the wrong moment. Discernment matters.) This community works best when we lift each other up, not pile on. Thoughtfulness goes a long way. It applies here too—especially in an anonymous space. Just because we can post without our names doesn’t mean we should throw empathy out the window.

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