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I think a coding evaluation that requires an unreasonable amount of time to complete is inappropriate. So if that's the case, your premise is fine. However, b
by lscore720 12y ago
I think a coding evaluation that requires an unreasonable amount of time to complete is inappropriate. So if that's the case, your premise is fine. However, burning bridges is a poor strategy and what I can't deny is that you acted with an attitude and were arrogant.
Yes, I enjoy wasting time on mindless projects because I retired at 31...and was a tech recruiter. I would be happy to teach you a few things in professionalism, economics, all of the above :)
- chad_strategic 12y agoSorry, I'm a retired Marine, I just cut to the chase, it did wonders for my military / civilian career. Congratulations on your retirement at 31 as tech recruiter, you surely are one in a million! Like I said burning bridges with recruiters that have a shelf life 7 1/2 months, I'm okay with. I am more than comfortable that in your tenure as a recruiter you sucked in your pride to get that fat commission check. As for your offer to teach, I am okay thanks, I don't need to downgrade my knowledge. Cheers.
- fsk 12y agoThere are a handful of recruiters that I refuse to deal with at all. I set my cell phone to block their number and set my gmail to automatically archive their emails. Actually, I have a simple solution now, that works surprisingly well. When someone contacts me, I search my gmail for past interactions. That's saved me from wasting time on several occasions.
- lscore720 12y agoI like that approach, fair and efficient!