How can you tell when an employer or employment agency is reluctant to call you in for an interview?
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brian in
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Jul 6th, 2010 |
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4 Responses to “How can you tell when an employer or employment agency is reluctant to call you in for an interview?”
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If they don’t want to call you, they just won’t call.
If they want you they call you. If they don’t want you than they will not call. So if they don’t call you than move on.
Uh, the phone doesn’t ring.
They try and avoid the topic altogether.