JavaAndChill

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   by JavaAndChill 8y ago

   To be honest, I don’t know. I just assume there must be some doing a good job within all this chaos.
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   by JavaAndChill 8y ago

   I used to be one in Germany, and trust me: there’s stuff going on you don’t want to know. Calls being recorded without your knowledge, zero respect for data privacy, recruiters sending out your CV without your knowledge (if they’re incompet
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   by JavaAndChill 8y ago

   Don’t ever let your employer know. If they know you’re not loyal, but don’t find a better job or decide to stay for some other reason, you’re always going to be the one who gets the least trust, the worst projects (you might be gone soon an
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   by JavaAndChill 8y ago

   Often people one hear about a job because it’s advertised by a recruiter and they don’t tell you the company’s name until you agree not to apply there yourself. A recruiter can control the process better than an applicant can, and they prep
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   by JavaAndChill 8y ago

   Former recruiter here (not a fan of the industry either), just interested: what happened?
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   by JavaAndChill 8y ago

   I used to work as a recruiter (not anymore, terrible industry), and one of my colleagues actually sent a candidates CV to their current employer without their knowledge or consent. Things like these happen, because many external recruiters