Eh,
They want a software technician with experience of Revit which is the software used by Architectural firms.
How is that a massive fail? They are looking for an IT bod.
Edit: Ah, I see it was an email and not a job board posting. Nothing to see here. Move along now.
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Matchemeajob.com
You would have thought having it as the name of their business they would be able to do what it says
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Breaking news!!! Agent messes up using keyword spam..... We are dooooooomed I tell ya.
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Out of the 3,000 people they email, 2990 will delete it after the first sentence, rate or location, 8 will try and blag that they can do it, 1 will be a good fit and someone else will complain about it on social media.Originally posted by Lance View PostI know what they did. I just cannot see how they can make a viable business doing that.
Mind you I never understood how spammers made money but they must have somehow.
HTHBIDI
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Power of numbers and automated emails don't cost anything, send out 10000 emails and there must be at least a handful of candidates that actually fit the job specOriginally posted by Lance View PostI know what they did. I just cannot see how they can make a viable business doing that.
Mind you I never understood how spammers made money but they must have somehow.
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I know what they did. I just cannot see how they can make a viable business doing that.Originally posted by Eirikur View PostThey did a search on the job boards containing just the word architect and mass mail the jobspec to everybody who has that word somewhere in their cv
Mind you I never understood how spammers made money but they must have somehow.
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They did a search on the job boards containing just the word architect and mass mail the jobspec to everybody who has that word somewhere in their cv
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Job title and agencies not understanding
I got this today from Bin Tahir at Matchemeajob.com
Role: Architectural Revit Technician - Chester - Contract
Location: Chester, Cheshire, United Kingdom
Rate: 20.00 - 25.00 GBP
My first thought was "That's the lowest rate I've ever seen for anything with the word architect in the role" (I'm assuming that's hourly).
But it's a building architect thing.
How crap does an agency have to be to confuse computer systems with sodding tower blocks????
I thought they were just very bad at understanding the technical details.Tags: None
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