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A colleague of mine gave me some excellent advice here. She redirects recruiters. I am very happy with my current job so I'm not generally interested in emails
by Manishearth 10y ago
A colleague of mine gave me some excellent advice here. She redirects recruiters. I am very happy with my current job so I'm not generally interested in emails from recruiters. However, I do hav many friends who are at jobs doing things below their potential. It's always good to see if the job fits anyone's profile, even vaguely, and redirect the recruiter to them.
(I don't redirect all recruiters, though, so there's still a filter)
- hota_mazi 10y ago> I am very happy with my current job The best time to interview is when you're very happy with your current job. Zero pressure, zero commitment and potentially huge upside in terms of pay and title increase.
- Manishearth 10y agoAs a young person with zero other commitments to worry about (kids, loans, etc), I'm really enjoying what I work on (and get paid pretty well) and that's enough for me for now. This could change in the future. I'll keep your advice in mind in case this situation does change :)