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  • quackhandle
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    Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
    If you didn't send a CV, they won't have even read it.
    +1. Remember chatting to one rather hostile Rullion agent lady last year, after 5 mins trying to get some details of the role from her:

    Her: And also all our potential candidates must sign the Opt Out agreement before going forward...
    Me: <click> brrrrrrrrrrr

    qh

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  • TheFaQQer
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    Originally posted by kevpuk View Post
    So, got an email from a Rullion pimp today for a role (actually not too bad, but not looking...) and so I politely replied to the effect of not currently looking....but could not resist throwing in "Out of curiosity, what is Rullion’s current stance on the Conduct of Employment Agencies 2003 (Opt-Out) rules? Are you now considering candidates on merit and not their opt in/out stance?"

    Place your bets.....
    If you didn't send a CV, they won't have even read it.

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
    They would have hit delete after reading you're not looking so wouldn't even get down to the question
    +1

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  • Project Monkey
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    Originally posted by kevpuk View Post
    So, got an email from a Rullion pimp today for a role (actually not too bad, but not looking...) and so I politely replied to the effect of not currently looking....but could not resist throwing in "Out of curiosity, what is Rullion’s current stance on the Conduct of Employment Agencies 2003 (Opt-Out) rules? Are you now considering candidates on merit and not their opt in/out stance?"

    Place your bets.....
    They wouldn't even understand the question.

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  • SimonMac
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    Originally posted by kevpuk View Post
    So, got an email from a Rullion pimp today for a role (actually not too bad, but not looking...) and so I politely replied to the effect of not currently looking....but could not resist throwing in "Out of curiosity, what is Rullion’s current stance on the Conduct of Employment Agencies 2003 (Opt-Out) rules? Are you now considering candidates on merit and not their opt in/out stance?"

    Place your bets.....
    They would have hit delete after reading you're not looking so wouldn't even get down to the question

    Leave a comment:


  • kevpuk
    started a topic Do you think I will get a reply?

    Do you think I will get a reply?

    So, got an email from a Rullion pimp today for a role (actually not too bad, but not looking...) and so I politely replied to the effect of not currently looking....but could not resist throwing in "Out of curiosity, what is Rullion’s current stance on the Conduct of Employment Agencies 2003 (Opt-Out) rules? Are you now considering candidates on merit and not their opt in/out stance?"

    Place your bets.....

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