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> Instead of parody, I'd like to seem someone write something that they think would be appropriate. What type of approach might get you to reply to a recruiter?
by ljk 11y ago
> Instead of parody, I'd like to seem someone write something that they think would be appropriate. What type of approach might get you to reply to a recruiter? What would get your attention?
It's simple really, just put yourself in the recipients' shoes when writing emails, would you respond to the email you're sending them?
- fecak 11y agoI agree with the sentiment, but we're also putting a one-size-fits-all approach to that. It's hard to gauge the recipient's shoes. Someone in the comments here suggested they weren't interested in who the investors are or vacation policy. I imagine there are many who would be very interested in that information. I think I do a pretty good job of keeping introductions on point and avoiding some of the less interesting elements of a job, but there's only so much you can say in these intros.
- ljk 11y agoThat's true, I've never sent snarky emails to recruiters because I've always tried to give them the benefit of the doubt