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If I'm a recruiter and an intelligent-sounding person comes to me and says theyve used Oberon which is like Modula I would do 30 seconds research and understand
by pweissbrod 9y ago
If I'm a recruiter and an intelligent-sounding person comes to me and says theyve used Oberon which is like Modula I would do 30 seconds research and understand if that is true, maybe reach out to my peers for more info.
If I didnt bother accepting anything beyond an exact keyword match of something I didnt understand then I was probably a lousy recruiter and likely not worth my paycheck.
- kichik 9y agoIn your experience, does it make sense for Facebook to also hire low-level recruiters to go over a mass of students? Would those recruiters be expected to do the same?
- aianus 9y agoIf your expectations from a recruiter are this low, might as well replace them with a spam bot, web form, and a recruiting video.
- pweissbrod 9y agoI'm not a recruiting manager. You cant really turn this situation around on me. I dont make the rules. If your job is procuring or selling a resource and you have little/no appreciation of said resource then you're effectively a spam bot. Imagine a car salesman said to you "Im a low level guy. I dont really know cars. But I bet you'd look great in this blue one". Does that sound acceptable to you?
- kichik 9y agoI misread your original comment as "I'm a recruiter but..."
- jacques_chester 9y agoI'm not a recruiter, but I'd hope that's how it goes normally. If you can't find someone to answer your question, or don't even know how to start to find someone inside the org, what do you do? I guess my position is that I dislike beating up on people simply for not knowing something that's not common knowledge in their own area of expertise.
- obsurveyor 9y ago> If you can't find someone to answer your question, or don't even know how to start to find someone inside the org, what do you do? As my brother used to say when he was in the Marines in a non-combat position: "They literally pay me to move sheets of paper from the left side of the desk to the right."