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...they've completely taken the human part out of it and the fact that that email was sent by a machine? As I said, that may be annoying but it's not rude or p
by Peroni 13y ago
...they've completely taken the human part out of it and the fact that that email was sent by a machine?
As I said, that may be annoying but it's not rude or patronising.
I'm not attempting to justify her approach or persistence. Had you previously asked her to stop and she subsequently ignored that request then your response would have been entirely justified.
Professionalism goes both ways regardless of how little value you place in the other persons use to you.
- mattbillenstein 13y agoI appreciate what you're saying, but I'm just numb to recruiters now - I've received enough bad-form contacts (cold-calls from people looking up my phone number in DNS records even) that I've lost all sympathy. I guess that is my failing here.
- morgante 13y ago> cold-calls from people looking up my phone number in DNS records even I actually kind of respect that. At least they took the effort to look up your domain and do a whois. In general, I reward recruiters who bother to visit my site (and use the contact info there) by actually reading what they send.