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I got an interview last week through a recruiter. After the interview, I ask my interviewer for his business card and if it’s ok for me to follow up with him which he said ok. But now I wonder if I should directly send him an email or should I contact my recruiter first? Thanks for input.

[mla1169]

You should contact the recruiter first. In the future you should do it immediately after the interview and let the recruiter know you'd like to send a thank you email right away.

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Thanks mla1169, I did call my recruiter to let him know about the interview right after I was done. Guess I'll call him tomorrow to find out if I had a chance for this position.

[titine]

Seems like I need advice again. So I called this recruiter on Monday and was told that he wasn't in. I called again next day and was told the same thing, so I left message for him to call me back but I haven't gotten anything since then. Should I give up or call him again next week? I have a strange feeling that he's avoiding me?!

[Mayo]

Yah, I think he's avoiding you. Recruiters can get really flaky sometimes. I'd take the hint and move on.

Mayo, BBA, Macc

[titine]

I don't understand why he's acting like that. Completely unprofessional IMHO. Oh well, I just move on then. Thanks for the input.

[Mayo]

Recruiters can often act that way unfortunately.

Mayo, BBA, Macc

[mena je twa]

Recruiters are working for themselves and for the fat commission check they will receive after they place you in…

He/She probably got a better fit/match for the position, so now he is ignoring you. Totally unprofessional, i agree. man up and come out and say that you will not be a good fit, game over….

Licensed CPA, Texas - 2012

[Anonymous]

Don't worry after you receive your CPA license you will do the same thing to them in the future.

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