Originally posted by wurzel
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Maybe there should be an email tax? Say 10p per mail sent.
Each email would contain an embedded link where the recipient could choose to click and therefor tax the sender or not if they consider it of genuine use.
Win win.
Anyone see a problem?
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Yes I get them - junior support roles at minimum wage etc etc. I've applied a couple of times for roles that I'd be perfect for and haven't heard anything back.
Her mails go direct to my spam box and I hope she gives up on me soon.
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maybe you should write "I am only interested in Contract work" rather than "I am NOT interested in Permie work" as the keyword scanners will then pick up Contract rather than Permie.
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Does anyone else get her spam emails (she's from PSR Recruitment)? Everyday there's something from her & it is always without exception a complete skillset mismatch. Time and time again I've asked her to go away but the only time she ever replied was when I said please stop sending me your fake jobs to which she replied "there (sic) not fake".
And while I'm on the subject, I wish i could somehow hoist up a big flag which says that under absolutely no circumstances am I remotely interested in any permanent role whatsoever. I've indicated this on my Jobserve / CWJobs profiles but it still doesn't seem to stop them. It's quite demoralising a few minutes into a call from an agent when they pop that question. My response is getting more tart with each one. Rant over!Last edited by wurzel; 2 September 2009, 11:00.
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Michelle Herrington Smith
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