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Old 07-17-2013, 04:47 PM
 
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So I interviewed for this position a month ago but never heard back from the recruiter or the manager. I kept getting phone calls from other recruiters but I just never returned their calls.

Today though, I got another standard email from the original recruiter, telling me he has scheduled an interview with a manager. The email didn't mention anything about the previous interview.

I'm still looking for a job but I actually wanted to change fields. That's why I didn't really follow up with the other recruiters. I still haven't found a job, but I'm reluctant to interview again for this position. I guess I won't have a choice since I'm still unemployed.

Also, I find it weird that I keep getting emails and calls from them-especially the original recruiter- when I already had an interview.

So how do you guys think I should respond to the email?
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Old 07-17-2013, 05:33 PM
 
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Are you sure that position actually exists? Is this done via staffing agency?
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Old 07-17-2013, 05:49 PM
 
Location: SF Bay Area
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It's perfectly ok to apply to multiple jobs at multiple companies at any one time. I'm not sure if the recruiters trying to contact you are in-house or 3rd-party but you might want to respond to them just to see what opportunities they have, especially since you're currently unemployed.
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Old 07-17-2013, 08:27 PM
 
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Are you sure that position actually exists? Is this done via staffing agency?
Well, it's still being advertised on their website and it is a very well known bank.

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It's perfectly ok to apply to multiple jobs at multiple companies at any one time. I'm not sure if the recruiters trying to contact you are in-house or 3rd-party but you might want to respond to them just to see what opportunities they have, especially since you're currently unemployed.
The recruiters are 3rd party. I almost feel like they will get some kind of commission if I get hired. Some of them have been pretty persistent.

The thing is this last recruiter who contacted me is the one who got me the first interview with a manager. I'm very tempted to respond by saying that I already interviewed for the position.
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Old 07-17-2013, 08:33 PM
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Location: Tall Building down by the river
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So I interviewed for this position a month ago but never heard back from the recruiter or the manager. I kept getting phone calls from other recruiters but I just never returned their calls.

Today though, I got another standard email from the original recruiter, telling me he has scheduled an interview with a manager. The email didn't mention anything about the previous interview.

I'm still looking for a job but I actually wanted to change fields. That's why I didn't really follow up with the other recruiters. I still haven't found a job, but I'm reluctant to interview again for this position. I guess I won't have a choice since I'm still unemployed.

Also, I find it weird that I keep getting emails and calls from them-especially the original recruiter- when I already had an interview.

So how do you guys think I should respond to the email?


I would say every 5-6 months. I interviewed for a position in June of 2012 and then applied again in November of 2012 and interviewed again.
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