Agents email

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chef replied

6 April 2010, 09:30
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Oi Chef, it looks like you're being headhunted! Have a chat with SASGuru, he's the resident expert, you're sure to pick up some key negotiating skills...

I'd rather attend a week long economic's forum hosted by AtW
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Churchill replied

6 April 2010, 09:22
Oi Chef, it looks like you're being headhunted! Have a chat with SASGuru, he's the resident expert, you're sure to pick up some key negotiating skills...
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AngelOfTheNorth replied

6 April 2010, 09:14
ouch!

Dude I dont know whether to congratulate you or pity you?????
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chef started a topic Agents email

6 April 2010, 09:13
Agents email

"Hi Chef, I have spoken to a client about your details and they would like to have an interview with you after Easter.

I do not know what the specific role is however once I have more information I will let you know."

umm no rate, location, role, contract length, job sector but an interview lined up

I guess I'm supposed to accept the interview and be grateful for feeling so prepared

OR could it be a secondary tactic following on from last week's

" Could you send me your latest updated CV .. several clients .. already negotiating on your behalf (without my consent I might add)" email

EDIT: I replied to last weeks email with a summary of my skillset/experience and a note that I don't send standard CV's as I prefer to tailor them to each role and that I'm looking for work commutable from my new place and am not in a rush for bargain basement roles as gf chef has summer off

Last edited by chef; 6 April 2010, 09:20.
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