Tell recruiters politely “no” with a simple link
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Tell recruiters politely “no” with a simple link
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Re: Tell recruiters politely “no” with a simple link
#2I made this to scratch my own itch. I wan't to be able to tell recruiters that I am not interested, but instead of repeating myself, I now can drop the link.
I'll also add the link to my social media profiles (linked.in and xing).
It is a rather simple page, you are welcome to contribute translations [0].
Re: Tell recruiters politely “no” with a simple link
#3How is this better than having the same information saved as an email draft?
Re: Tell recruiters politely “no” with a simple link
#4I made this to scratch my own itch. I wan't to be able to tell recruiters that I am not interested, but instead of repeating myself, I now can drop the link. I'll also add the link to my social media profiles (linked.in and xing). It is a rather simple page, you are welcome to contribute translations [0]. [0]: https://gitlab.com/leipert-projects/no-thank-you
What's really shocking is that I've never once had an acceptable experience with a recruiter that has reached out to me. I've taken over 40 interviews this year in a variety of fields.
I've had a much better experience and indeed received offers when applying to an ad or application posted on Indeed, Linkedin, Angel.co or the company website.
Re: Tell recruiters politely “no” with a simple link
#5Since the GDPR came in, the amount of recruitment spam has dropped dramatically for me
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#6I have installed Streak in my Gmail specifically for the snippets.
I would type '#no' and would be done.
Re: Tell recruiters politely “no” with a simple link
#7I made this to scratch my own itch. I wan't to be able to tell recruiters that I am not interested, but instead of repeating myself, I now can drop the link. I'll also add the link to my social media profiles (linked.in and xing). It is a rather simple page, you are welcome to contribute translations [0]. [0]: https://gitlab.com/leipert-projects/no-thank-you
> “I wan't to be able to tell recruiters that I am not interested”
That’s how they get you
Re: Tell recruiters politely “no” with a simple link
#8How is this better than having the same information saved as an email draft?
In spite of what the author says, this seems a bit rude.
Re: Tell recruiters politely “no” with a simple link
#9I made this to scratch my own itch. I wan't to be able to tell recruiters that I am not interested, but instead of repeating myself, I now can drop the link. I'll also add the link to my social media profiles (linked.in and xing). It is a rather simple page, you are welcome to contribute translations [0]. [0]: https://gitlab.com/leipert-projects/no-thank-you
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Re: Tell recruiters politely “no” with a simple link
#10Recruiters can be annoying, but they're also just doing their jobs. I think it would be better if you collected some templates for politely copy & paste point out why you're not interested on the website. If people don't back off, you can still send something that's worded more strongly.