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No, but I gained something just as valuable. After the interview, the recruiter who introduced me to this job said they had another role for me. But first, he
by gobdovan 5mo ago
No, but I gained something just as valuable.
After the interview, the recruiter who introduced me to this job said they had another role for me. But first, he wanted links to the other positions I'd applied to, what those positions were paying, and how far along I was with each one.
I told him I wouldn't do that and he said that it was ok. Haven't heard from them in a year or so, but I'm sure that other interview is in the bag.
- skrebbel 5mo agoHahah excellent. I love that the terrible job interview came through a terrible recruiter, it just fits perfectly.
- Dumblydorr 5mo agoWhy would a recruiter expect you to give that?
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- drewnoakes 5mo agoSounds like a shameless attempt at market research.
- tonyedgecombe 5mo agoI expect some people are so desperate to please that they will hand over any information. For those that don't understand why an external recruiter is asking for that detail they are trying to find new clients to sell their services to.
- ljm 5mo agoThey'll frame it as not wanting to waste anybody's time by submitting you as a candidate if you're already mid-flight on other positions, but they can still figure that out without having specifics on the actual company, role, salary, etc. They're banking on you offering it because saying no would rule out any mysterious prospects they have to offer, but really they're looking for new leads and if it comes from a candidate then it's warmer. Just have to be polite when you give them vague info and say you're not able to share more than that.