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I don't think recruiters work the way you've described. I also don't think a sane person would like to stop receiving messages from recruiters. I'm also not s
by self_awareness 7y ago
I don't think recruiters work the way you've described.
I also don't think a sane person would like to stop receiving messages from recruiters.
I'm also not sure I understand what you have in mind when you write "privilege".
- simias 7y ago>I don't think recruiters work the way you've described. Why not? >I also don't think a sane person would like to stop receiving messages from recruiters. If you're not looking for a new job it's a useless distraction. Emails aren't too bad, phone calls are more annoying. >I'm also not sure I understand what you have in mind when you write "privilege". Then try re-reading my comment with a less adversarial attitude, I think it's fairly transparent. You seem more interested in winning the argument than engaging in constructive discussion, but maybe it's just one of these situations where the text medium fails to convey enough nuance and context cues to judge a person's intentions.