I'm not looking for a job right now, but I still get people emailing me about stuff. I got this gem today: >The selected candidate will perform the following duties: - Day-to-day activities would include using software specific to to write orders to modify facilities (i.e. pole replacements, repair orders, customer orders etc.) - Candidate will travel throughout the district to view facilities and meet with customers under the supervision of qualified employees - Travel throughout the district would be in a company vehicle driven by an employee. - Leadership & Guidance: Performs work activities as assigned and coached by higher level employees. Demonstrates ability to work with others in supplying information and seeking assistance as necessary. - Planning & Organization Ability: Plans work in accordance with standard planning practices - Prioritizes routine work to meet the demands of the company - Maintains accurate records. - Problem Solving & Initiative: Applies technical knowledge and experience in resolving problems encountered in assigned work - Uses initiative in looking for opportunities to improve the process and increase job knowledge/technical skills - Seeks out, compiles, analyzes, and interprets information necessary to perform work activities and solve problems. - Communication & Interpersonal Skills: Communicates effectively, both orally and in writing with internal and external customers - Assists in the preparation of technical reports and papers. - Develops decision-making skills based on sound judgment and job knowledge - Develops an understanding of the roles and responsibilities of the local organizational unit. - Relates to people in an open, friendly, and sincere manner. - Assists employees in handling defined portions of routine problems when beneficial I assume this has something to do with a utility service? I can't imagine many people reading this email and going "That's perfectly what I do!" I don't even know what they want here, and the indian sending it probably doesn't either. Maybe learn how to write a job description with actual useful information before sending it out and you'll get some good responses? Nah, too much to ask.