Well, in this case he had a good conversation with the guy, who appeared
genuinely interested in his abilities and was trying to think of how he
would fit in the company. So, if not that company, maybe the guy had
some other contacts.
Most jobs come from networking, so that is one way to do it. And asking
takes all of 5 seconds, and the worst that can happen is the guy says,
"no" but you might plant a seed for the guy to think in the future of
this other guy he talked to in the past. So, what's the downside?
Stop being such a cynic.
--R
On 7/12/13 11:28 AM, Mitch Haley wrote:
Rich Thomas wrote:
You also want to ask him for any other possibilities he might be
aware of in other companies, and perhaps for a referral.
After the "kiss off" letter from the company, right?
Mitch.
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