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Love the idea of reprimanding uncool behavior, but I don’t think this can truly be anonymous. The recruiter will surely have some idea of who sent the message.
by brianf0 6y ago
Love the idea of reprimanding uncool behavior, but I don’t think this can truly be anonymous. The recruiter will surely have some idea of who sent the message.
- Demiurge 6y agoIt's pretty likely a recruiter has done that more than once, and the forwarded note could be made pretty vague.
- tacostakohashi 6y agoNor does it need to be anonymous. If someone ghosts you, there's no harm and nothing to be lost in politely letting them know it's not cool, and you'd be reluctant to work with them on any future positions. I have done this before, and received apologies. In general I don't have a lot of time for people wanting to do things anonymously.
- pmiller2 6y agoI'm glad you've gotten a good response. I called out a recruiter on the phone once for putting me through a bait and switch interview process. I got nothing but incredulity for my troubles. Still felt good though, and I don't care if I ever see or hear from that company again.