These Job have soooo much to say about how atrociously qualified applicant need to be , but then they ’re SILENT when it ’s time to hash out earnings .

Anyone who’s endured the stress of searching for a job recently can confirm that it’s beyond rough out there. When employers actually bother to include the pay on their job listing, it’s so insultingly low that most prospects cringe and close out of the post entirely.

All I ever hear these days is that “no one wants to work anymore,” but the truth is that no one wants to pay a livable wage. Here are 17 screenshots from job listings that are asking for the moon and the stars from their applicants while offering chump change in return:

1.You must be willing to run an entire safari but you’ll be paid like you’re running the drive-thru window.

2.Another day, another dollar! Am I right? I really don’t wanna be right.

3.Sure, as long as I’m able to survive without food, water, or shelter for three months.

4.There is nothing entry level about this??

5.Every time I think it can’t get worse…

6….it gets worse.

7.At this job, getting sick costs you $100.

8.Not applying for a job because I can’t afford to work there is uhhh, new.

9.I kinda have to value money over knowledge unless knowledge can somehow pay my rent.

10.My logical brain says this is a typo, but after seeing so many job postings with such unrealistic expectations, I’m not so sure.

11.You’ve heard of service with a smile, now get ready for suffering with a smile.

12.Must have 20 years of experience tomaybeearn $20 an hour.

13.A 16-week unpaid training?! Mom, can you pick me up? I’m scared.

14.Cries in writer

15.This unnecessarily intense job listing that looks like a welcome packet for CrossFit.

16.This job posting that’s having some kind of identity crisis.

17.And finally, the only slightly reasonable qualification requirement on this list because no one can work in customer service without constantly ripping the penjamin.

titus from unbreakable kimmy schmidt saying "bitch better have my money"

pay is $8 an hour and requirements include a bachelor's degree

pay is up to $1 per day with 2 years of illustrator and graphic design experience required

employer question: are you able to work without any pay for the first 3 months

Entry level business consultant but must have a 4-year degree and 3 years of experience

bachelor's degree needed but pay is $9 an hour

master's degree required but $10 an hour pay

employee manual

employee is required to pay $500 per week to afterflea to maintain access to job data

long list of requirements and expectancy to work for knowledge at $10.50 an hour

300 plus years of programming experience

be willing to do tasks that no one else wants to do and do it all with a smile

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training required for 4 months and then the paid internship starts

salary listed as 5 to 8 dollars per hour

we are looking for a candidate that has grit, a chip on the shoulder and a little bit of brokeness is also looked upon very favorably

title mentions it's work from home, but description says it's an in-office job

qualifications required include vaping for one year