Telling potential employer "I really want this to work desperate?
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Anonymous
| We hit it off. Good thirty minute phone conversation. Asked for my resume and bio. I followed up w text saying I look forward to meeting and hope we work aka fit. Hope I'm not being overly eager. If so it's too late as I sent text. I really do feel good about the situation. Pay has already been discussed. |
Anonymous
| Your writing is unclear. I would work on improving those skills. |
Anonymous
Bugger off. Know what means? |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| Do you mean a text message (SMS, iMessage, etc.) or do you mean email? Email is fine. Text is not. Leave it at that. You can consider it a thank you note for the phone interview and wait to hear back. |
Anonymous
| You sent a text to a potential new employer?! WTF?! |
Anonymous
| This is fine. People text nowadays. |
Anonymous
| The message is fine but you should not have sent it via text. |
Anonymous
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I too find your messages difficult to read. Please write in complete sentences when talking with potential employers.
KWIM |
Anonymous
I would also work on your temper. No one wants a hot head, especially one who cannot communicate clearly. |
Anonymous
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It sounds like you know this person in a non professional setting. Perhaps introduced at a party by a mutual friend? Talked for a bit and then they asked for a resume and this all occured via text and phone? It doesn't sound like it started off as you applying for a job.
Some clarification may help |