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I don't expect them to actually do it, it's just a way to end the conversation on a positive note. They're going to add you to the spam db whatever you say.
by flir 3y ago
I don't expect them to actually do it, it's just a way to end the conversation on a positive note. They're going to add you to the spam db whatever you say.
- AnimalMuppet 3y agoI'd rather end with a polite "no, not interested in other opportunities", in the home that at least some of the time, they won't continue to spam me. And, in fact, I just went through this. I was job hunting, and I put my resume on Monster and Indeed. I started getting garbage offers by email - offers that looked like they detected that I was "technical" and a job was "technical", but not much closer than that. But most of those emails also had a (not very obvious!) "unsubscribe" button. Surprisingly, that actually worked. (I mean, there were a number of such places, so I had to do it several times...)
- flir 3y agoI can handle the email spam. Just a thought, but I have a presentation number on my CV that's only active when I'm jobhunting - otherwise it just rings out. Are you talking about phone spam? That would be several million times more irritating.
- AnimalMuppet 3y agoNo, it was email spam. Fortunately, I haven't had recruiters phone spamming me. I have had cold calls, but when I say "not interested", they don't continue.
- johnnyanmac 3y agoYMMV, but I can count the number of overly persistent recruiters after saying "no" on one hand. I don't respond to everyone, but I'm also not hardballing when I do respond.