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MimiMommy
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 Mon, Sep 01 2014, 8:32 pm
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When looking for a job, many people say it's more effective to walk into the office with your resume and present yourself as a prospective employee. But do prospective employers find this intrusive? What's better these days, to apply in person or email a resume and wait for a response?
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Rutabaga
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Mon, Sep 01 2014, 8:57 pm
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Actually, the best thing is to have an employee of the company hand deliver your application to HR with a personal recommendation.
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MimiMommy
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Mon, Sep 01 2014, 9:00 pm
| Rutabaga wrote: | | Actually, the best thing is to have an employee of the company hand deliver your application to HR with a personal recommendation. |
Ok, but this is assuming I don't have a personal connection  .
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sv9506
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Mon, Sep 01 2014, 9:03 pm
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As an employer, I would hate to have someone just walk in with a resume. I have a busy day and many things to do and do not expect to get interrupted by someone who I might not even give an interview to.
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seeker
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Mon, Sep 01 2014, 9:23 pm
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Email HR. Etiquette has changed and that's the new normal. But you never know when you might actually have a connection somewhere, 6 degrees of separation, yknow... ask around.
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vintagebknyc
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Mon, Sep 01 2014, 9:24 pm
| seeker wrote: | | Email HR. Etiquette has changed and that's the new normal. But you never know when you might actually have a connection somewhere, 6 degrees of separation, yknow... ask around. |
which is why linked-in can help you find that closer degree.
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