Mark Herschberg, author of The Career Toolkit
https://www.thecareertoolkitbook.com/
Originally posted by Natalie Kopple:
Be aware that it is also because the H1-B visa quota for this year was filled up around the end of March.
Recruiters say that they have been busy for about "a year". Starting the spring 2004, they stopped processing H1-Bs.
Originally posted by Rita Moore:
.. and the guy told me that it was only the certification that made them call me.
Originally posted by Jim Jenkins:
Recruiters are the scum of the earth. They will call you in for interviews and then never call you back, or will keep leading you on. I had one sleaze-bag tell me after an interview, after I came downtown after leaving work early, that the job started the next day. They are mostly low IQ salesman who do not make much. There is some creed for them to never tell the truth. They also do canvas interviews to fill up their databases.
Originally posted by Jim Jenkins:
Whatever they offer you per hour, always start off asking for at least four dollars more, and then negotiate for at least two dollars more than the initial offer. If that doesnt't work, or if you are scared you will lose the job, wait until you been at the job for two months, then call then and ask for a raise, saying you have another job offer; you are in power then.
Remember, you make twenty an hour, they charge the client about forty.
Bleed the scum dry.
Originally posted by Jim Jenkins:
Recruiters are the scum of the earth.
Mark Herschberg, author of The Career Toolkit
https://www.thecareertoolkitbook.com/
Originally posted by Mark Herschberg:
I have to take exception to this. Yes, there are bad ones out there; quite a number in fact. Nevertheless, not all recruiters are bad. I know quite a few good ones (quite a few because when I meet them, I keep in touch with them).
When you find the good ones, stick with them.
--Mark
Vijayendra <br /> <br />"The harder you train in peace, the lesser you bleed in war"
According to me, passion for technology is more helpful than mere brilliance.
Originally posted by Vijay Vaddem:
Right on Spot!!
Cheers,
Vijay
Vijayendra <br /> <br />"The harder you train in peace, the lesser you bleed in war"
I was able to get this great job that I am presently in mainly because I had a Masters degree from United Kingdom and I had specialized in Java.
Originally posted by Ashish Sarker:
Which university in the UK have you got your MS from?
Vijayendra <br /> <br />"The harder you train in peace, the lesser you bleed in war"
Any particular reason why you would like to know?!
Originally posted by Ashish Sarker:
I see a lot of helpful posts from you. That's why I asked you that question.
Vijayendra <br /> <br />"The harder you train in peace, the lesser you bleed in war"
I didn't say it. I'm just telling you what this tiny ad said.
a bit of art, as a gift, that will fit in a stocking
https://gardener-gift.com
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