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They should be able to answer reasonable questions about how the company operates, surely? That one doesn't seem out of line, under the circumstances.
by karatestomp 7y ago
They should be able to answer reasonable questions about how the company operates, surely? That one doesn't seem out of line, under the circumstances.
- yftsui 7y agoCorporations doesn't allow you to comment on those by yourself publicly, unless a given statement is already given to them. The recruiter is doing the right thing protecting his/her own job.
- karatestomp 7y agoThey... can't tell you about how the company treats employees? How are you supposed to figure out whether it's worth interviewing?
- kenjackson 7y agoA recruiter supporting one group probably won’t know a whole lot about other groups. I’m sure they can recite how all customers are supposed to be treated from the employee handbook, but I think you’re looking for something juicer.