“They just died, trying to get a job”: Bangaluru is a man who publishes his Wypes on LinkedIn after he is unemployed for 3 years

The emotional LinkedIn post of a job seeker in Bangaluru sparked a wave of online support after opening nearly three years of unemployment, isolation and emotional exhaustion.

What caught the immediate attention is a picture of the man, Prashanth Haridas, with the word “Rip” through it – an amazing image that accompanied his heartfelt observation about the invisible feeling in the labor market.

“Thank you, LinkedIn, for everything. Thank you, industry leaders, for shadows and ignore me,” Haridas wrote, sharing how repeated efforts, greeting expenses for interviews, and strong recommendations that I left without work or hope.

In his post, Haridas also apologized to the people who felt that he was let down, including a person named Chandini. He was reflected in his struggles to rebuild his life and relationships, which confirms the mental losses that prolonged unemployment took on him.

But in the midst of despair, he explained something clearly clearly: he had no plans to end his life. PS: I will not kill myself, “wrote. “Just a dead, try to get a job, fix things, and be with the love of my life. To be unemployed for about 3 years and isolated it is very difficult.”

The post gained the traction speed, not only for its blatant honesty, but also for the number of associated with it.

LinkedIn users responded to the flow of interest and assistance offers. One user wrote: “Brashshate, let’s communicate. The times can be difficult and unit. However, tell me how I can help,” one of the users wrote.

Another added, “I hear you, and I can only imagine how difficult this trip. The search for an incredibly isolated job can be, but please note that your efforts are not in vain. Your perseverance and flexibility will take its fruits, and the appropriate opportunity will come, so I feel listening to this on your way to go out.

One of the users noticed the paradox of the situation: “His only position as he received the most reaction and impression … Unfortunately, this is the reality.”