According to a report from Signal Finance, on June 29, a number of job seekers in Chengdu, Sichuan reported that a personnel supervisor surnamed Zhang of Chengdu Qiqi Technology Co., Ltd. degraded job seekers, causing heated discussions among netizens.
Screenshots of chat records posted on the Internet show that after the job seeker revealed that his education was a junior college, the supervisor directly replied, “No college.” The job seeker asked, “Isn’t it all 2000 just now?” The supervisor responded: “Now it’s 200, and a college is like Like the stock market, it keeps going down.”
He also made insulting remarks“Which eye do you think this is worth 2000, at most 250” “2000 recruit a fool, do you think it’s worth it” “200, come and see the door”
Some netizens believe that the director’s remarks are too extreme and there is suspicion of discrimination. Some netizens also said, “People have written that they want a bachelor’s degree, but you still ask for a college degree. Isn’t that just looking for scolding?”
The Qichacha APP shows that Chengdu Qiqi Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 2014. Its legal representative is Zhang Lulu and its registered capital is 2 million yuan. Its business scope includes: multimedia design services, web design; computer system integration; computer network engineering design and construction, etc., jointly held by Zhang Kunlu and Zhang Liyan.
The company’s information shows that the company has a software copyright, and the full name of the software is Minfeiyun Project Management System. In addition, the company’s 2021 corporate annual report shows that the company’s social security information contributions are 0 people.
For this event,The staff of the recruitment platform said that the platform does not allow companies to say such words, and if it is verified, the company’s account will be restricted.
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