Young People Calling Themselves "Two-Day Weekend Heroes" Send Rejection Letters in Bulk to Companies Without Two-Day Weekends

According to a report by Jizhou Studio, some young people who already have jobs call themselves "two-day weekend heroes," post their resumes on job platforms, and send rejection letters to companies that do not offer two-day weekends, saying they are looking for a company with a two-day weekend and that the other party did not make it into the shortlist.

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2026-10-15 05:28 · 10月13日，极昼工作室报道，成都、杭州多家公司因求职者拒绝单休招不到人，先后改为双休或大小周，自称「双休侠」的年轻人还向非双休公司发拒信。

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Sayings · 2026-10-15 05:22 On October 13, Jizhou Studio reported that many companies in Chengdu and Hangzhou have switched to two-day weekends or alternating one-day/two-day weekends because they could not recruit staff due to job seekers refusing one-day weekends. Young people calling themselves "two-day weekend heroes" have even been sending rejection letters to companies that do not offer two-day weekends.

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