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Frequently asked questions:

Q1. Are you available? Answer
Q2. Can you e-mail me your resume? Answer
Q3. Can you FAX me your resume? Answer
Q4. What's in it for me, if I download your resume from your web site? Answer
Q5. WHY should I download your resume? Answer
Q6. How can I download your resume? Answer
Q7. Is there any OTHER way I could download your resume? Answer
Q8. I want to download your resume; do I NEED a user name/password? Answer
Q9. But if I print a resume from your web site, the resume won't look good. Answer
Q10. But... the resume you e-mail me is the most current one, isn't it? Answer

Q11. I'm concerned that Internet information will get printed on your resume. Answer
Q12. But... the resume won't look good. Answer
Q13. My PC cannot download your resume from your web site. Answer
Q14. I'm concerned that your web site address will be printed on your resume. Answer
Q15. But, if I download your resume, all formatting will be lost. Answer
Q16. Can you e-mail me a current resume? Answer
Q17. Your resume, when I download it, looses its format. Answer
Q18. Can you rehash your resume? Answer
Q19. What's the recruiter like that you want to work with? Answer
Q20. What is the difference between recruiters and screeners? Answer

Q21. What is it that "screeners" do? Answer
Q22. For a recruiter, why is preparedness so important? Answer
Q23. As a recruiter, I have "no time" to prepare for job interviews. Answer
Q24. But... you do want to be called by recruiters, don't you? Answer
Q25. Can you rehash your answers to the FAQs? Answer
Q26. What is a good recruiter like? Answer
Q27. Should I read your FAQs? Answer
Q28. Why is it that you want a recruiter, not a screener? Answer
Q29. Are you eligible to work in the United States? Answer
Q30. Are you working? Answer

Q31. What is your situation? Answer
Q32. Would you consider "permanent" or direct employment? Answer
Q33. But this is a "permanent" position. Answer
Q34. Why should we hire contractors? Answer
Q35. Why do you want to work at an HOURLY rate? Answer
Q36. Why is it that you want CONTRACT opportunities? Answer
Q37. But this permanent position provides "great benefits". Answer
Q38. This permanent job will get you back to work "fast and easy". Answer
Q39. Do you make an exception for an "existing" client? Answer
Q40. Can you provide "references"? Answer

Q41. Do you ever break this rule on references? Answer
Q42. What's wrong about bothering employers? Answer
Q43. Are you concerned about losing references? Answer
Q44. Why is it that giving out references makes no sense? Answer
Q45. Can't you just tell us your managers' names? Answer
Q46. What's wrong about tele-marketers? Answer
Q47. "We don't do any tele-marketing". Answer
Q48. I have a job, but need "two references" from you. Answer
Q49. To discuss this contract, can you meet with me? Answer
Q50. Can you meet with me, face to face? Answer

Q51. Why don't you have meetings with agents? Answer
Q52. Do you meet with recruiters in the Fort Wayne area? Answer
Q53. Why don't you meet with every recruiter? Answer
Q54. Can you meet with me now, right now? Answer
Q55. Let's meet face to face. Answer
Q56. I'm concerned about how you look and dress. Answer
Q57. I'm concerned about my fee. Answer
Q58. I feel that getting your signature is important. Answer
Q59. If we met face-to-face, we could spend more time together. Answer
Q60. But... I cannot make up your mind. Answer


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