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Got this just a bit ago:

"Hi stupidbird, this is Anna with jobrecruiter. I found your resume on ziprecruiter and I'd like to call you about a low-rent job that's so far below your skill level that it's not going to pay anywhere near what you're making. What's a good time to call?"

My reply:

"Hi Anna, I don't have a resume on ziprecruiter, if there's one there it's been placed without my permission. Can you send me a link?"

No reply of course, and I haven't used that email address in about two years due to it being in one of the many, many LinkedIn breaches. Why would you start out a contact with a direct lie? I realize it's a template but still. It makes you look really bad and lazy and I certainly don't want to speak with you.

Got this just a bit ago: "Hi stupidbird, this is Anna with jobrecruiter. I found your resume on ziprecruiter and I'd like to call you about a low-rent job that's so far below your skill level that it's not going to pay anywhere near what you're making. What's a good time to call?" My reply: "Hi Anna, I don't have a resume on ziprecruiter, if there's one there it's been placed without my permission. Can you send me a link?" No reply of course, and I haven't used that email address in about two years due to it being in one of the many, many LinkedIn breaches. Why would you start out a contact with a direct lie? I realize it's a template but still. It makes you look really bad and lazy and I certainly don't want to speak with you.

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It is. It's just tiresome at times. I'd give them a polite "No thank you" if they'd have contacted me in a more civilized manner.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

I have a lot of contracting stories. One time there was a job at a place I did NOT want to work at, I know a lot of people in my little engineering contracting world and know all about that place. I repeatedly said I was not interested and was working on trying to get one of 4 or 5 other contracts and they kept offering higher and higher rates trying to get me there. Why? I suspect it because people currently working there were asked about me by the hiring manager who told them to get me. Know the sleazy game they played? They called my home when they knew I was at work and tried to get me into trouble with my wife by telling her how much an hour I was turning down. THEN when I called their manager and read them the riot act they naturally denied it all and was literally calling my wife a liar. Engineering recruiters are literally the most jewish people I have ever dealt with. I got them in trouble by calling the hiring manager and told him what they did and why I won't go there....

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Wow, never had one that bad. I have had people try to get me in the door, but the companies always jew out and try to pay well under market wages for the position.

I have a lot of stories, will see if maybe I can massage some of them into a workable form.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Wow, never had one that bad. I have had people try to get me in the door, but the companies always jew out and try to pay well under market wages for the position.

Oh, I have some bad news for you. Quite often it is the shop telling you the company won't pay so they can make more shekels off you. If you don't take the job they will just keep trying to find someone who will and will lie to them and the corp to get the deal done.