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That is a really good point a truly annoying experience and a very common occurrence. Very often I get messages that specify the requirements and some buzz word
by pawelwentpawel 10y ago
That is a really good point a truly annoying experience and a very common occurrence. Very often I get messages that specify the requirements and some buzz words but no mention of company or product that the potential candidate would be working at. I'm wondering if it's a thought through technique as it almost seems like a bait just to get people on the phone.
- scarface74 10y agoThey won't tell you the company up front for a few reasons. The actually company doesn't want to be inundated with resumes without being filtered by the recruiter. Most companies don't have an exclusive agreement with the company. If they told you the company up front and you decided to apply directly. They won't get their commission. In the same vein, if another recruiter caught wind that the target company is hiring, they may try to contact the company directly. Of course they want to get people on the phone.