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Previously on "What is the bare minimum qualification required to be a recruitment consultant?"
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Why would you tell the agent that? A half decent agent will let slip to the client that they've got your CV to put forward and you're pretty insistent, but they've already secured you a contract elsewhere, so would esteemed client prefer they didn't put you forward?
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I like looking down on people .. both of themOriginally posted by vetran View Postno the blonde one with big Norks is wearing a low cut blouse. At his age he celebrates every 'stand up'.
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no the blonde one with big Norks is wearing a low cut blouse. At his age he celebrates every 'stand up'.Originally posted by zeitghostWot?
Someone's stolen all the chairs?

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Not forgetting a distinct lack of social skillsOriginally posted by Bunk View PostAnd a shiny shiny tie.
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as a manager of some standing I obviously can be a bit more discerningOriginally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI thought you required big tits and loose morals from all your consultants?
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And a shiny shiny tie.Originally posted by zeitghostI think DA forgot the 15 gallons of hair gel requirement.
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I thought you required big tits and loose morals from all your consultants?Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostTo answer your question.
A mouth and a pulse are all that is required
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To answer your question.Originally posted by rd409 View PostAgent: Good morning, I am calling you regarding an opening at one of our clients ********.
Me: Thanks for the call, but I am already being represented, and am in advanced stages of the process.
Agent: Oh, is it? Well never mind. Do you have any friends who might be interested in this role? You can earn 500 in referral bonus if they are selected for this role.
Me: <In my mind>So you are suggesting, I refer my friends as my competitors for this role?</In my mind> Why would I do that?
Agent: Well you can earn 500 tax free!
Me: Thanks, but I am sure, I can earn much more even after paying tax if I get this role.
</ slam the phone>

A mouth and a pulse are all that is required
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What is the bare minimum qualification required to be a recruitment consultant?
Agent: Good morning, I am calling you regarding an opening at one of our clients ********.
Me: Thanks for the call, but I am already being represented, and am in advanced stages of the process.
Agent: Oh, is it? Well never mind. Do you have any friends who might be interested in this role? You can earn 500 in referral bonus if they are selected for this role.
Me: <In my mind>So you are suggesting, I refer my friends as my competitors for this role?</In my mind> Why would I do that?
Agent: Well you can earn 500 tax free!
Me: Thanks, but I am sure, I can earn much more even after paying tax if I get this role.
</ slam the phone>
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