I was looking for a job after getting my university degree and was interviewed for a shipping agent position.
— Where do you live?
— I’m renting an apartment.
— You’ll have to deal with big amounts of money at work. What if you take the money and just leave?
— Once you buy your own place, apply again.
It’s really hard to find a job when you have a baby — all employers are afraid that you’ll be taking a lot of sick leave. And then, I find an ad for the job of my dreams with the magical phrase, “You can have flexible working hours or work remotely.” I must say that you can easily work from home with my profession. So, I go to the job interview, and it turns out that “flexible working hours” actually means that if you leave, let’s say, at 11 p.m., then the next day, you can come to work a few hours later or work from home.
Once, I was invited to a job interview, and one of the questions they asked was, “Do you know this man (his name)?” I told them that he was my ex-husband. So, they didn’t hire me because this guy used to work there and pissed them all off, and no matter how hard I tried to explain to them that he was my ex, it didn’t help.

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