Agency right to represent emails

[PCTNN]

In my experience, every agent is different.

Some send the right to represent email straight away before they put me forward; some other send the email later on when I've already have an interview invite; some other don't send it at all.

In principle, I never ever trust agents so if I've agreed to be represented by agent A and get approached for the same role by agent B, I always ask agent B to ask end client if they already have my cv. If they haven't, I go with agent B.

[Eirikur]

It happens all the time. Can't see the logic why they do it, maybe they've sent in the max number of CVs or the role was pulled or they heard a rumour the role would be released, but in most cases they're just morons

[PerfectStorm]

In my experience, every agent is different.

Some send the right to represent email straight away before they put me forward; some other send the email later on when I've already have an interview invite; some other don't send it at all.

In principle, I never ever trust agents so if I've agreed to be represented by agent A and get approached for the same role by agent B, I always ask agent B to ask end client if they already have my cv. If they haven't, I go with agent B.

The trouble is that if agent B gets a sniff of an idea that agent A may be repping you, they don’t want to get involved anyway