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  • thunderlizard
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    Probably the agent overestimating how much the client wanted to use his services.

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  • Not So Wise
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    More likely client screwing agent.

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  • protractor
    started a topic mysterious recruitment procedure

    mysterious recruitment procedure

    Have you ever run into this situation:

    1. Recruiter calls you about about a promising role, names the client
    2. You wait for a while, don't hear anything back, can't get in touch with the recruiter
    3. You get in touch with the client directly
    4. The client interviews you, likes you, makes a direct contract with you

    This has happened to me about three times... in all situations I had a suspicion that the client was paying off the recruiter behind the scenes but for some reason wanted to make the hiring process as silly and convoluted as possible...

    Your thoughts?

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