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[per_solo]

THIS one has decided to hire their people in house.

WHy I'm not breaking down yet, I don't know.

Onto the next.

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What I mean to say is, that means they are doing their hiring in house, as opposed to going through a Temp Agency, which causes my mind to say "Great, where's the Time Machine, and I'll go back a week or so, tell the Temp agency NOT to submit me, and walk over and submit myself"

I hate using the time machine like that, however.

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[per_solo]

Technically, as I recall, that's considered REALLY bad form.

[echoweaver.livejournal.com]

Well, gee. Did you sign a form that says you can't?

[per_solo]

No..will double check on that. :-)

[jmoriarty.livejournal.com]

It's usually only seen as bad form if you are currently being represented by the agency/recruiter for the job in question. In this case, if the agency is not being retained to fill that position, then the position is fair game, IM(NS)HO.

On a semi-related note, one of my "Lazy Recruiter" tricks has been to Google a buzzword-compliant phrase in the (not so) carefully anonymized job description that a recruiter might blindly post to find the actual job posting (or at least the company) in question. Having not yet established a relationship with the recruiter, I could then safely approach the company in question. ;)

[per_solo]

Thanks. :-)