Some job adverts are weird

regolith

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What you think of a 'situation vacant' ad with no contact name or phone number and no hint of farm location closer than regional?
Only point of contact is a randomised hotmail address.

That sort of makes me wonder, what are they hiding? A lot of people reading these ads are looking to work in a very specific location, so wouldn't respond. How do you respond respectfully to someone who doesn't have a name?
 
regolith":31p8ogj6 said:
What you think of a 'situation vacant' ad with no contact name or phone number and no hint of farm location closer than regional?
Only point of contact is a randomised hotmail address.

That sort of makes me wonder, what are they hiding? A lot of people reading these ads are looking to work in a very specific location, so wouldn't respond. How do you respond respectfully to someone who doesn't have a name?

You ignore it and move on - to many blanks that are not filled in

Cheers

Bez
 
snake67":lzuhko4a said:
regolith":lzuhko4a said:
What you think of a 'situation vacant' ad with no contact name or phone number and no hint of farm location closer than regional?
Only point of contact is a randomised hotmail address.

That sort of makes me wonder, what are they hiding? A lot of people reading these ads are looking to work in a very specific location, so wouldn't respond. How do you respond respectfully to someone who doesn't have a name?

You ignore it and move on - to many blanks that are not filled in

Cheers

Bez
:nod: :nod: :nod:
 
Heh...

You're right. I know of two farm owners in that region well known for shafting their employees... it's not one of them because he doesn't own a farm of that description. I can't honestly see another reason to be that obscure.

There's a simple way round that that most with a reputation that bad can use - a recruitment agency advert.
 
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regolith":18dsoqju said:
What you think of a 'situation vacant' ad with no contact name or phone number and no hint of farm location closer than regional?
Only point of contact is a randomised hotmail address.
I wonder if that randomized hotmail addy beongs to a recently widowed Nigerian looking for a place to stash a few million $$$?
 

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