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I wouldn't think so. Just stick your skill set and history down, along with what sort of company or area you're looking for and a way to be contacted. Although
by highace 12y ago
I wouldn't think so. Just stick your skill set and history down, along with what sort of company or area you're looking for and a way to be contacted.
Although recruiters will probably go wild all over it and nobody really wants that, do they?
- jader201 12y ago> Although recruiters will probably go wild all over it and nobody really wants that, do they? Surely if you include "No recruiters please." they will respect that? Or am I naive?
- grimtrigger 12y agoYou are naive
- untog 12y agoHopelessly so. I put "No recruiters" on every single section of my LinkedIn profile, yet they still e-mailed. Eventually I removed every single detail from it. Even now I get the odd message.
- weaksauce 12y agoLook at it from their point of view: They get a significant portion(10% or more) of your first years salary if you get hired. It's a numbers game and the more people they call the more money they make. They have a thick skin and the only thing stopping them from that money is a brief no from you. They will definitely try.