Bait-n-Switch Experience? Need Your Thoughts

Seeking Advice
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Good evening…

I’ve been on my current contract for 10 months and am starting to look for my next gig. I’ve heard good things about Trusted and Ohio State U in Columbus, so I applied for a job that was listed as ‘days.’ But when I got the offer, it turned out to be ‘variable,’ which means rotating shifts every four weeks with no guarantees. I took that to mean I could end up stuck on nights, so I had to decline the offer. :grimacing:
My Trusted rep is saying it was just a ‘posting error,’ but I’m feeling pretty skeptical about the whole thing. Is this enough to leave me feeling sour? Should I be worried about working with them moving forward?

Besy regards…

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If you’re talking about a particular experience, I’d be pleased to hear additional details and share my opinions. Have you recently been in a bait-and-switch situation?

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only to discover that the item is out of stock and be pressured to purchase a more costly one

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This strategy can also be used in situations where the initial promise isn’t met, such as employment offers.

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Lets be careful for these kind of offers due ur due diligence before engaging

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For the bait n switch experience dont rush go around several places and check n dont be ready to purchase becoz its a gimmick into luring persons