Good morning LinkedIn! So, just to be clear: are we also talking about #recruiters and #headhunters who spam automated messages that are completely unrelated to your expertise and/or who suddenly ignore you and never respond after asking for all sorts of personal information, starting with a full #CV from kindergarten(*)? (*)oh, sure: the CV should not be too long because "nobody wants to read books" ("hew! how boring...!"), but not too short because it should represent your 10+ years of experience ("10 years and 1 page?! You only made coffee the whole time?!"); comprehensive, but extremely specific; professional, but also personal; clean and B/W, but also very colourful; fully ATS-compatible, but designed for humans; ... (Ultimately, you are hiring a senior copywriter and a full stack marketer, who won't be able to say a word about the company's marketing strategy anyway if that's not the actual role you'll be filling) Dear non-toxic recruiters/headhunters (and I know you exist because I know you and have had a good experience with some of you), could you say a few words about your less professional colleagues and practices, besides always blaming and pointing fingers at the candidates, their CVs and every single possible characteristic for the currently crazy market status - knowing that they are already in a weaker position? Thanks
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1moPeople keep spamming me about my “extensive knowledge of Salesforce” even though I only suffered with it for 6 months 😮💨