Re: Attention job seekers--so you sent a resume and nobody acknowledged it, right?

[DGoldstein -at- DeusTech -dot- com]

Dick Margulis brightened 04/30/03 with:
<snip>
> But my point is this: periodically people 
> post a question about when to follow up after emailing a résumé, and 
> people respond with various suggestions. But something to keep in mind 
> is that glitches happen, and it is entirely possible the résumé never 
> got to a human being. So, yes, it is worth a follow-up phone call.
</snip>

I've said it before and I'll say it again: "When a company failed to reply with a rejection, I would send my résumé again, using a different means of contact. Many companies got résumés from me via e-mail, and then fax, and then snail mail."

This is how I got my current job and my previous job. YMMV.

Dan Goldstein

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