Candidate Vanishes on First Day, Leaving Behind Mysterious Digital Trail

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A recruiter's viral social media post details a candidate who allegedly disappeared on their first day, with their phone number and LinkedIn profile ceasing to exist, and a company laptop delivered to a vacant plot and factory reset.

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