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Woman Claims She Didn't Get A Job Because Of Her 'Inappropriate' Voicemail

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Updated 11:22 2 Feb 2022 GMTPublished 10:07 2 Feb 2022 GMT

Woman Claims She Didn't Get A Job Because Of Her 'Inappropriate' Voicemail

Erm…bit extreme?

Kimberley Bond

Kimberley Bond

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Topics: TikTok, Life

Kimberley Bond
Kimberley Bond

Kim is a journalist at Tyla, and has previously worked at the Evening Standard, Radio Times as well as several national newspapers. A showbiz obsessive and a television fanatic, Kim is particularly interested in celebrity gossip, A-list events and the latest releases on either the big or small screen. Contact her at [email protected]

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A woman has revealed why she got rejected by a hiring manager for a job.

Taking to TikTok, user Zanaya Jones went viral after she shared her voicemail that left a mealy-mouthed employer unimpressed.

You can listen to the drama below.

The videos racked up a combined 19 million views, with many people finding the whole debacle hilarious.

After hearing Zanaya’s voicemail (which wasn’t even really offensive), thousands of people flocked to the comments to say she probably “dodged a bullet” by not getting hired.

“Are you serious?” one person wrote. “He’s acting as if you're using a bunch of foul words, it’s literally your personality.

“He wants a robot to work for him, his loss.”

The hiring manager was not impressed (
Alamy)

A second person chipped in: “This voicemail is childish but it shouldn’t have stopped you from getting a job. He’s miserable. Be glad you didn’t get hired.”

“It’s not even bad!” a third person agreed. “Working for someone that uptight would have been a nightmare!”

A fourth person fairly pointed out: “That’s your PERSONAL phone. Not everyone has a cell and a work phone.”

Others said there’s nothing inherently wrong with having a happy and upbeat personality.

“We are not born to work and die, we are meant to enjoy our lives. Companies like to think they own you,” one person righteously commented.

Looks like the woman in question won't be working there...(
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“Why does everything we do need to be ‘professional’ for work? Like that's our only purpose in life?” said a second person.

“’Sorry Miss Jones, we see you have an actual personality and we're looking more for corporate robots. It's a no from us,’” a third person sarcastically quoted.

Seems like Zanaya deserves to work somewhere a lot more fun…

In other work news, one woman was left mortified when she left she'd left a bottle of lube in full view of colleagues while on a work Zoom call.

You can read more about that here.

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