Hiring Cartoons: Satire on the Recruitment Cycle
Hiring shapes every organization—from planning roles before budgets exist to screening for the "right fit."
It’s an intricate dance of testing culture as much as skills, often onboarding people into systems they’re expected to navigate immediately.
These hiring cartoons by Ravindra Potharaju at Kaapi with Ravi explore how recruitment actually unfolds: manpower plans that shift mid-search, interview processes that stretch endlessly, and hiring decisions explained more confidently after the fact.
If you’ve ever wondered how these decisions are really made, these insights will feel uncomfortably familiar
Featured Satire: The Unspoken Rules of Recruitment
You're overqualified for the scapegoat manager role.
Hiring Cartoons: From Manpower Plans to First Day
Hiring journeys often start with headcount plans and end on the first day—with plenty of assumptions, shortcuts, and revisions along the way.
These hiring cartoons by Ravindra Potharaju at Kaapi with Ravi reflect how roles are truly defined, how candidates are evaluated, and how people are brought into organizations through processes that rarely run as planned.
Explore our collection of satirical insights into the hiring lifecycle below.
