Anonymous
10/14/2018 21:32
Subject: How responsible do you feel for a recommendation/reference?
Yes, after the initial introduction it is entirely up to them to do the rest.
It’s nice to hear that they were a good match!
It’s nice to hear that they were a good match!
Anonymous
10/14/2018 18:51
Subject: How responsible do you feel for a recommendation/reference?
Anonymous wrote:Of course you should be done! How odd that they're still calling you.
I have had this “odd” situation before. I just stay out of it.
Anonymous
10/14/2018 18:46
Subject: How responsible do you feel for a recommendation/reference?
Of course you should be done! How odd that they're still calling you.
Anonymous
10/14/2018 18:03
Subject: Re:How responsible do you feel for a recommendation/reference?
Yes, you should be done.
Anonymous
10/14/2018 17:13
Subject: How responsible do you feel for a recommendation/reference?
You should no longer be involved. They should be able to go forward on their own.
Anonymous
10/14/2018 15:45
Subject: How responsible do you feel for a recommendation/reference?
I introduced one of my fellow preschool teachers to a family friend who is looking for a weekend nanny. I like this teacher but don’t know her that well.
Anyway, they met and got along. I want to bow out now but both the mother and teacher/nanny are calling me about hours, duties, scheduling, etc. that should be handled by them. I made the introduction and am done, right?
At this point I feel that if it works out or not - I should not be involved. Is that right?
Anyway, they met and got along. I want to bow out now but both the mother and teacher/nanny are calling me about hours, duties, scheduling, etc. that should be handled by them. I made the introduction and am done, right?
At this point I feel that if it works out or not - I should not be involved. Is that right?