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>food delivery
i guess it's fine if you're some super rich person that can afford a $5 delivery charge on top of the giant markup for restraunt food

>>8703348
The delivery is free on my order

They refused to interview some woman here because she asked what the expected pay was before the interview.

either make food for yourself or go to a restaurant

paying a premium for what are essentially leftovers is retarded

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>after asking what salary expectations were before wasting her time on an interview

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>>8703359
>>8703364
>doesn't provide compensation details before hiring

>>8703364
I dunno the story here...
but some people keep the salary discussion kind of professional with some paper passing across the interview table. I hate that some companies don't want to reveal at least the range, but they're hopeful you will lowball them because you are eager. Startups like to give you some promises in lieu of high salary initially.

>>8703348
i haven't noticed markup up on the price of items compared to restaurant website, just the delivery fee.

I find it convenient for when i don't feel like cooking and don't want to order pizza. Most of the places i've ordered from have been decent and have taken great care in the packaging of their food.

>>8703372
>>8703385
you discuss remuneration after you've been offered a job, but before you accept it, unless the interviewer brings it up first

job search 101

>>8703385
Maybe at entry level. I don't even return headhunters' calls if their message doesn't include salary expectations when they contact me.

>>8703388
Op here Chinese food arrived it's pretty good btw

It does seem unprofessional to ask for pay before the interview. I'd wait until the end of the interview at least. But then again I've only had one successful interview in my life and the pay was listed online already.

>>8703397

A lot of head hunters in the fast food and retail industries, huh?

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>>8703468
kek

>>8703404
Fuck off, I'm not using my time to go to an interview unless I know that it matches what I'm looking for.

It's common sense and this company lacks it, hopefully it will go under.

>>8703404
It can save a lot of time if you already have strong expectations for your salary, either because you need to make a certain amount for your expenses or because you're already working.

When I'm hiring I like getting that question from candidates because when they turn it down it saves me all the time and hassle of interviewing. And I like it even more when they call back asking for the same offer a week later and I get to rake them over the coals.

>>8703291
how is this different from restaurant runner

>>8704033
Idk if they have it in Canada