Mark Herschberg, author of The Career Toolkit
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Originally posted by Damian FRACH:
These companies are trying to place their best candidate with the highest salary to get the highest commission
Originally posted by Damian FRACH:
also the recruit agent market is quit big and stable, what can indicate that these companies do the right job ...
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Originally posted by Henry Wong:
Don't mean to throw more oil onto the fire... but...
A decade ago, when I was in-between jobs, the head hunters that I worked with were very professional, gave candid and useful appraisals, and many of them keep networking with me years after I was off the market.
Last year, when I was again in-between jobs, the quality of head hunters seems to have drastically dropped. My opinion is probably that I was too pricey for them -- all the jobs they discussed were more for junior people... but still... how hard is it to return someone's phone call in a timely manner?
In the end, I got a new job through regular networking with friends and former colleagues.
Henry
Originally posted by Henry Wong:
Don't mean to throw more oil onto the fire... but...
A decade ago, when I was in-between jobs, the head hunters that I worked with were very professional, gave candid and useful appraisals, and many of them keep networking with me years after I was off the market.
Last year, when I was again in-between jobs, the quality of head hunters seems to have drastically dropped. My opinion is probably that I was too pricey for them -- all the jobs they discussed were more for junior people... but still... how hard is it to return someone's phone call in a timely manner?
In the end, I got a new job through regular networking with friends and former colleagues.
Henry
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