Reply to: Dear Contractors - recruitment consultants are brighter than you lot

[vetran]

Like scrabble is great measure of intelligence!

he is going to get the fame & chicks, what are going to get apart from Tennis Elbow & dirty sheets?

[diseasex]

Like scrabble is great measure of intelligence!

[LondonManc]

Wankpuffin on a triple word square. Get fecked DA

[greenlake]

Contractors are far more familiar with the words in certain editions of Scrabble....

[scooterscot]

... As Blackadder said to Dr Johnson, may I offer my enthusiastic contrafibularities ...

[DodgyAgent]

Brighter than Dodgy.

[Old Greg]

So, he spends most of his day, sitting on his @rse with the Times crossword and a thesaurus and that makes him bright

Brighter than Dodgy.

[MrMarkyMark]

So, he spends most of his day, sitting on his @rse with the Times crossword and a thesaurus and that makes him bright

[Old Greg]

Hi, Thicko

FTFY

[northernladuk]

Did the agent ask the other guy for two references everytime he put a word down?

[malvolio]

Sorry, but learning long lists of obscure words without understanding - or even bothering to look up - their meanings and application is not a sign of intelligence.

Although it does describe most recruitment agents' behaviour quite well...

[sal]

I have been doing an hour or two each night coming up to this and I also reviewed all seven and eight letter words in the English dictionary

If only all agents can put that much effort in reading CVs, I wouldn't be getting e-mails about exciting windows fitter or SharePoint migration lead opportunities.

[SueEllen]

Poor DA - not realising there is more than one type of intelligence.

[DodgyAgent]

The exception that proves the rule.

Hi Thicko

[westtester]

I've never questioned the intelligence (or otherwise) of recruitment consultants, but I think it's indisputable that the vast majority are amoral sociopaths.