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Recruiters would not consider such an arrangement unless you're a celebrity of the industry with a stellar resume. The candidate pool is too large to spend time
by snorkel 15y ago
Recruiters would not consider such an arrangement unless you're a celebrity of the industry with a stellar resume. The candidate pool is too large to spend time and effort trying to place a single candidate in a great job.
- mrgoldenbrown 15y agoAt least this might force the recruiter to admit what his true assessment of your chances are - if you don't call their bluff, they will forever tell you that you are a perfect fit, and that the job is the best ever.
- polymatter 15y agomaybe something universities could do to differentiate themselves. or individuals? I'm horrendous at selling myself and (now that I've been unemployed for >6 months) would gladly pay a ridiculous amount for someone to coach me through getting a job. I keep telling people that I'd like an agent. Everyone takes it as a joke :/