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Unemployment is at a pretty insane level in the United States right now. Things are especially bad for new grads (who don't even have a diploma) and are receiving rejections left and right. Instead of dwelling on the bad sh*t, why not laugh at these ridiculous interview scenarios? They're a great reminder that you could be doing worse.

Job hunting can be incredibly demoralizing. If you never hear back from your interviewers, you're left with a terrible feeling of depression and low self-esteem. If you get the position? You get to deal with irritating bosses and frustrating open office work environments. It seems like it's a lose-lose situation, but we all need to make money. These memes really sum up the frustration and feelings of putting yourself out there, again and again, just to bend over for the man. 

"So, why do you want this job?" Can we talk about how unbelievably stupid that question is? Why do you think I want this job, Lauren in HR? Because most of us have to pay the bills in order to live! If only we could all just be honest with each other at job interviews and leave behind all the BS!

We all know there ain't no stress like job interview stress. Fortunately for the internet, the folks over at The Poke have put together this list of essential interviewing tips that'll make the process much more interesting.

In today's installment of Millennials are Ruining Everything Good in the World, we're looking at Generation Y's impact on the workforce. You're probably aware of what ghosting is by now, but in case you're a fortunate soul who isn't, it's the dating trend of completely vanishing on someone you were seeing without giving them a proper breakup or explanation in order to avoid confrontation. If you haven't experienced being ghosted before, then you can't possibly know how horrible it feels. 

Well, as it turns out, according to several news sources Millennials are bringing this practice to the working world by not showing to interviews, not showing up to the first day of work, or quitting without notice. Millennials are fighting back against this assertion on Twitter, and you can read on below to see what they're saying about it.

What do you think about "ghosting" in the workplace? Is it completely fair? Or should employees start being more polite with regard to departure from their employers? Let us know!

Job interviews can be incredibly stressful - you prepare all night and then sometimes once you get there you forget absolutely everything. These Redditors are sharing their worst experiences.