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if the person being courted would likely get the position if they applied, your conclusion doesn't follow
by dustingetz 16y ago
if the person being courted would likely get the position if they applied, your conclusion doesn't follow
- ajays 16y agoThere is nothing in the letter to indicate that. I get such "would you like to explore" letters twice a week too; and I turn them down also. It is the recruiters' job to cast a wide net and reel in as many candidates as they can.
- jedsmith 16y ago> I get such "would you like to explore" letters twice a week too; and I turn them down also. Yep. If you don't currently get them and want them, post on some FOSS-related mailing lists. Like magic, you'll get dozens! A third-party Google recruiter courted me because of my, quote, "reputation in the Python community" after a single message to python-list.
- khafra 16y agoThanks; my self-esteem was getting crushed for a bit there, as a non-recipient of unwanted messages from recruiters.
- Natsu 16y agoThis doesn't appear to be a third party recruiter, unless Sony lets recruiters register @playstation.sony.com emails.