Reruiter on linkedin

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dynamicsaxcontractor replied

8 October 2015, 15:10
Originally posted by vadhert View Post

So a shoddy agent makes up a role on Linked-In and you think you should be able to do the same?

Not really, but just getting fed up with those liars. Particularly this one and the agent he went to. Will suit him well.
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BrilloPad replied

8 October 2015, 13:30
An agent lies! Wow....
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vadhert replied

8 October 2015, 13:18
So a shoddy agent makes up a role on Linked-In and you think you should be able to do the same?
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dynamicsaxcontractor replied

8 October 2015, 12:56
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

No but apparently it allows us to ask stupid questions.....

True.
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northernladuk replied

8 October 2015, 12:31
Originally posted by dynamicsaxcontractor View Post

Just spotted an interesting thing on linked in, one of the recruiters (bad ones in my area) have just changed to a new recruitment agency. Nothing special with this, other than that he has wiped his old role out and now pretend he has been in his new role for 18 months (a fairly new agency that has only been around in my area for about 6 months)..... Funny bit is that he left his old email address in the linked in summary.

Does this mean we can make up anything as well?

No but apparently it allows us to ask stupid questions.....
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DaveB replied

8 October 2015, 12:18
Originally posted by dynamicsaxcontractor View Post

Just spotted an interesting thing on linked in, one of the recruiters (bad ones in my area) have just changed to a new recruitment agency. Nothing special with this, other than that he has wiped his old role out and now pretend he has been in his new role for 18 months (a fairly new agency that has only been around in my area for about 6 months)..... Funny bit is that he left his old email address in the linked in summary.

Does this mean we can make up anything as well?

No, but it does mean you can drop the MD of his new agency a note pointing out the "Discrepancies" and expressing your concerns about the trustworthyness of his business....
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dynamicsaxcontractor started a topic Reruiter on linkedin

8 October 2015, 12:14
Reruiter on linkedin

Just spotted an interesting thing on linked in, one of the recruiters (bad ones in my area) have just changed to a new recruitment agency. Nothing special with this, other than that he has wiped his old role out and now pretend he has been in his new role for 18 months (a fairly new agency that has only been around in my area for about 6 months)..... Funny bit is that he left his old email address in the linked in summary.

Does this mean we can make up anything as well?
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