4 ms·
+1 about the opaqueness of gmails spam filters. I once had an email from a google recruiter (@google address) go to spam in gmail so at least it's somewhat egal
by abecode 7y ago
+1 about the opaqueness of gmails spam filters. I once had an email from a google recruiter (@google address) go to spam in gmail so at least it's somewhat egalitarian (that was 5+ years ago).
- 77pt77 7y agosame thing. Had an email from a recruiter and another from financial go to SPAM in gmail. More, google knew this was a thing because they warned me.
- ben_jones 7y agoThat makes sense though. An aggressive recruiter overusing their work email to contact cold leads will get flagged a lot, even if the domain is clean I imagine they also train based off of individual addresses.