stay alert job seekers
Happy Wednesday π€ I recently received this unsolicited email from a headhunter in New York (I'm in California). Fine, a lot of people work remotely so *maybe* it's a legitimate person. But there are red flags in this email and some job seekers may fall for them, so I'm sharing them as a PSA: ° the email is totally unsolicited ° the email doesn't mention how they came across my experience (as far as I know, my resume hasn't been public on any job boards for 15+ years, so either he's using a very old resume of mine or someone I've submitted my current resume to has sold it) ° there's no information about the job, just the title (shortlist of duties and pay are two things I'd expect to be told upfront) ° it's referring me to a link for more details including CUSTOMIZING MY RESUME for the position - this should stop everyone from continuing ° the cities these positions are located in are HOURS away from me, so unless they're remote roles ...