On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 10:14, Simon Wistow wrote:
> I think that's your problem right there. 50 agencies is too many I think
> it's been discussed before that it's better just to find one or two good
> agents and stick with them.
Agreed. But when you need a job you apply for all the jobs you can find.
Those 50 agencies represent over 50 jobs that I feel I have the skills
for and would like to do. It's more a measure of how flooded the market
is with applications when most recruiters don't read most CVs that come
through to them.
And I agree, if you can find a good agent, stick with them. However,
it's been over two years since I dealt with a "good" agent (my last one
ran off with 4 months of my wages), and so I'm having to find a good one
all over again. Mailing my CV out to all jobs ads that appear to fit the
bill is part of this process.
Still, no matter how bad the market is, if you've got the skills,
patience, and a little bit of good fortune, you'll find a job.
Ian
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