Hmm, anyone have any good recs for recruiters in Austin, Tx? (kinda off topic, but hey, have to check:))
todd On Wed, 2 Jan 2002, Adam Pressman wrote: > Have to post my commendation to the folks at the Reston, VA. office of TEK > Systems (based in Baltimore, MD) My experience was similar to yours Mark, > though I didn't need to relocate, and common among the three different > recruiters in that firm I had the pleasure of meeting. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Mark Villanova [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 12:20 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Recruiter Experiences > > > We always post our recruiter horror stories so I thought I'd post a good > story for once. I was looking to move from California to Texas after the > last layoff and I put my resume out on computerjobs.com. I got a few leads > but most companies are shy about relocations right now. Then I get a call > from this recruiter, and we all know how annoyed we are with recruiters > lately. But this guy lines up an interview right away and follows up with > me throughout the interview process. He called me with suggestions for the > interview, suggestions for my move once I got the job (suggested the > apartment that I now live in), and stopped by on my first day to see what I > thought. Its been a month now and he still calls to check up on me and > today he is taking me to lunch. Anyone looking for work in the Dallas/Fort > Worth area do yourself a favor and call this guy or just shoot him a resume. > I'm sure glad he found mine. > > Larry Bergstrom > Computer Staff > (817) 329-5009 > 1701 W. Northwest Highway > Grapevine, Texas 76051-8105 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.compstaffonline.com > > Mark Villanova > I3Mobile > IT Engineer (TX) > Office: 817-766-5012 > Fax: 817-766-5001 > Mobile: 817-312-8955 > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >
