A friend of a friend asked me to submit their resume for an opening at my firm right before break and just got a callback. The friend of a friend told me afterwards that she submitted directly back in November before I submitted her.
Now I’m wondering if I should bring it up to recruiting now so that I don’t end up getting screwed with a potential referral bonus ($30k at my firm). I’m assuming they forgot the friend of a friend applied before I referred her resume, but I’m worried that if she gets the job, they will find her prior application and tell me I don’t get the referral.
Has anyone been in this situation? I’ve never had a successful referral, so I’m very unfamiliar with the process.
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Re: Associate Referral Question
What market is this that you can get 30k?!
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Sorry. That was a typo. I meant $20k.
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V30 in Boston and ours is $40K but I can't get anyone hired for the life of me...
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