So I'm getting regular emails from this recruiter sending me job listings; they work for a tech talent agency that supplies employees for federal government and DoD positions
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So I'm getting regular emails from this recruiter sending me job listings; they work for a tech talent agency that supplies employees for federal government and DoD positions.
I've rejected two offers now mostly for the schedules and that they're on-site only positions, but she keeps emailing me new postings.
This time for a position with rotating 12-hour shifts, again on-site.
No thanks.
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So I'm getting regular emails from this recruiter sending me job listings; they work for a tech talent agency that supplies employees for federal government and DoD positions.
I've rejected two offers now mostly for the schedules and that they're on-site only positions, but she keeps emailing me new postings.
This time for a position with rotating 12-hour shifts, again on-site.
No thanks.
@btp 12-hour shifts.. in an office?!
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@Gina yo, this is ridiculous even by American standards.
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So I'm getting regular emails from this recruiter sending me job listings; they work for a tech talent agency that supplies employees for federal government and DoD positions.
I've rejected two offers now mostly for the schedules and that they're on-site only positions, but she keeps emailing me new postings.
This time for a position with rotating 12-hour shifts, again on-site.
No thanks.
@btp kudos 👍🏻
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There are vendors that preinstall Linux, so you (and my mom and mail carrier) don't have to.
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