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Screening questionnaire asking for refernces
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Er why ? Give names that don't exist agent progresses to next step of application process for said contractor. Easy.______________________
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I just left that bit blank in the end
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That is just dumb. Why would you do that?Originally posted by kaiser78 View PostEr why ? Give names that don't exist agent progresses to next step of application process for said contractor. Easy.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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And not conducive to landing the contract when the refs are checked. It is possible to be firm and polite in these situations. If the agent gets shirty he is probably up to no good. If he thinks you are a good candidate he will try a compromise.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostThat's fraud isn't it?Comment
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