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Mass Mail the Revenge - Hit them a 3rd time?

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Oct 02, 2012 8:18 am

Still offerless hoping to pick up another callback or two. I hit all my markets two weeks ago (second time expressing continued interest + resume update). Is it too much to hit them all again this week in the hopes that people are declining offers?

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Re: Mass Mail the Revenge - Hit them a 3rd time?

Post by somewhatwayward » Tue Oct 02, 2012 9:24 am

What do you have to lose? I would suggest calling, though, and trying to get a conversation going aside from just asking about the status of your application. Stats? Markets?

The one caveat is that if there are markets you conceivably have a shot at that you have not mass mailed at all yet, you might want to do that first. But then follow up for the third time by phone with the ones you already mass mailed.

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Re: Mass Mail the Revenge - Hit them a 3rd time?

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Oct 02, 2012 9:36 am

Not OP. what are other markets to mass mail, wayward?

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Re: Mass Mail the Revenge - Hit them a 3rd time?

Post by keg411 » Tue Oct 02, 2012 10:52 am

Anonymous User wrote:Not OP. what are other markets to mass mail, wayward?
At this point: any market you would conceivably work in.
Also, make sure to not just use NALP because those it tends to be incomplete where it comes to midsized firms.

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