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In the end, I just ended up just going back to the recruiter and saying like, you know, 'I'm sorry, I don't think this is the best fit.'
recruiter and saying like, you know, 'I'm
So what we do with it, the same techniques that a cult recruiter uses to talk somebody into joining a cult are – and I've studied these – are the same techniques that a hostage negotiator uses to talk somebody off of a ledge or a suicide crisis hotline operator uses.
If you're being interviewed by a recruiter, know that recruiters are generally less familiar with the role itself, but more familiar with the requirements for it.
If you're having a good rapport with the recruiter, a great question is,
The recruiter isn't asking why should we hire you?
The recruiter has just interviewed several people that like yourself on paper, look fully qualified for the job.
Let's look at it from the perspective of the recruiter or hiring manager.
What does someone like that make as a recruiter?
But at all, he facetimes me all the time when he has a big-time recruiter in, you know, lets me talk to the big0time recruits.
Now the whole point of this video isn't to get you to try to do the same thing and follow in my footsteps but it's more about sharing with you the lessons that I've learned throughout my career that I've also been able to teach my clients that have helped them to navigate their careers and grow within their careers because for me having been a recruiter, a headhunter in the corporate world to then being a career coach, someone that's helped professionals to land job offers to grow in their careers, I've seen it all.
Because for me, having been a recruiter, a headhunter in the corporate world, to then being a career coach, someone that's helped professionals to land job offers, to grow in their careers, I've seen it all.
Sarah, again, just has so much great information from her time as a tech recruiter at Amazon, Facebook, and Google to talk about the do's and don'ts about how to negotiate a salary.
Sarah, again, just has like so much great information from her time as a tech recruiter at Amazon, Facebook, and
They'll talk to that company's recruiter for you.
And basically, if you have some flaw in your resume, like maybe you quit a job early or maybe you don't have the correct experience, they'll kind of give this recruiting company or the company you're applying to an excuse, like, "Okay, well, he quit this job because blah, blah, blah, blah." And they actually believe the recruiter a lot more, obviously, because this recruiter is a professional and you're just an applicant,