having no job offers; being without a job offer
Jocular term used by job-hunting students, playing on 内々定 (informal early job offer) by replacing 内々 (ないない) with 無い (ない, 'none'). Implies the speaker has received zero informal offers.
就活生の間で「無い内定」という言葉が流行っている。
The term 'nai-naitei' (no job offers) is popular among job-hunting students.
友達はみんな内々定をもらっている
All my friends have received informal job offers, but I still have none.
内定 is a formal job offer, whereas 無い内定 humorously refers to having no offers at all.
Standard kanji spelling for this humorous term.
Mixed kana-kanji spelling sometimes seen in casual writing.
A pun on 内々定 (ないないてい, 'informal job offer'), replacing the first 内々 with 無い (ない, 'none').