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rbnyc

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1. I would...

Reply to DaveJ (Original post)

Wed Jul 18, 2012, 08:16 AM

Jul 2012

...call the company, especially if they have an HR department or director and ask what they prefer.

It's possible that they hired the recruiter and prefer she manage the process.

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Recruiter informed me of job. Should I skip the recruiter and apply directly? [View all] DaveJ Jul 2012 OP

I would... rbnyc Jul 2012 #1

Turns out the recruiter is internal DaveJ Jul 2012 #2

Good luck tomorrow! KansDem Aug 2012 #3