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Totally agree. The most egregious violators of such calls are recruiters. Put your phone number on a resume and submit it to a few sites, assuming you work in I
by joesmo 12y ago
Totally agree. The most egregious violators of such calls are recruiters. Put your phone number on a resume and submit it to a few sites, assuming you work in IT, and they will call non-stop. Sometimes, I refuse the call and they keep calling back a few more times. Nowadays, I only pick up calls from people I recognize. Google has started to provide "caller ID" for many businesses that don't have it now, which helps also.
- DanBC 12y agoA disposable phone number and a fake resume would gather plenty of data for a blog post - especially if there were some particularly bad recruiters.
- dredmorbius 12y agoWorst was the guy who called, I dismissed him with "not interested <click>". He called back. And chewed me out. SRSLY?!!! I patiently (?) explained that his first call was a waste of both our time. And the second far worse than that. But I'd be more than happy to spread his and his employer's name over teh Intarnets. He didn't call back.