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It's not that it's easier, it's that most likely the raise will be 20% minimum, and you're probably looking because of other reasons in addition to the money ("
by zenonu 13y ago
It's not that it's easier, it's that most likely the raise will be 20% minimum, and you're probably looking because of other reasons in addition to the money ("I'm getting paid chump change to deal with this? I'm done"). If you're really good, all it takes is a few phone calls to a recruiter you already know, an interview that week, and your notice on Friday.
- zevyoura 13y ago> If you're really good, all it takes is a few phone calls to a recruiter you already know, an interview that week, and your notice on Friday. That sounds like the kind of job hunt that puts you into the exact same position of frustration.
- flogic 13y agoDepends. My best job came from a recruiter. In a larger company, the people who you'll be working with and the people managing the hiring process aren't the same. I'd imagine that transistion takes place the second there is someone to handle HR things. Afterall, the team that's hiring probably wouldn't be hiring if they had time to deal with it.
- blueskin_ 13y agoNot always. That's essentially what I did to get my current job.