Hi,
Not sure if this is the right place to post this, so I guess it will be moved accordingly if required.
I am used to seeing diabolical spelling/grammar mistakes on job adverts, but this one, as you'll see, is a little bit different.
I am not entirely sure what to think about it, but what do you people think about the following excerpt from a job description:
"We don't like contractors who keep jumping about - we want professional contractors who get extended and act in a cheery, sympathetic and diplomatic sense with end users looking for technical support and play a genuine part in providing sublime support...."
It has been posted by a recruitment agency, and I'm going to assume that their client asked them to put this in the advert?
Now, if you're thinking, 'fair enough, nothing wrong with that', then fine, ok, I'll accept that. However, isn't that supposed to be generally what a contractor does? Sounds a bit on the insulting side to me?
Opinions?
Not sure if this is the right place to post this, so I guess it will be moved accordingly if required.
I am used to seeing diabolical spelling/grammar mistakes on job adverts, but this one, as you'll see, is a little bit different.
I am not entirely sure what to think about it, but what do you people think about the following excerpt from a job description:
"We don't like contractors who keep jumping about - we want professional contractors who get extended and act in a cheery, sympathetic and diplomatic sense with end users looking for technical support and play a genuine part in providing sublime support...."
It has been posted by a recruitment agency, and I'm going to assume that their client asked them to put this in the advert?
Now, if you're thinking, 'fair enough, nothing wrong with that', then fine, ok, I'll accept that. However, isn't that supposed to be generally what a contractor does? Sounds a bit on the insulting side to me?
Opinions?
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