he faced online criticism for equating desperation with resilience—the original post has since been deleted but was retweeted by Danny Thompson, Director of Technology at This Dot Labs.

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    You don’t use linkedin to read the social media posts. Which are terrible. You use it to see jobs and maintain network connections.

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        4 months ago

        I had a headhunter complain to me on LinkedIn about ignoring their connection request, as if I owe them something. They really are unhinged sometimes.

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          I had one complain that I was being unreasonable with the salary I wanted for frelanance/contract positions, this was just before I got a job at a consulting firm, I checked my charge out rate and it’s twice what I asked for, probably more now.

          I ghost them now if they’re overly pushy or give off vibes. I avoid the feed as well, just absolutely unhinged.

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          You get the same from chuggers (people asking on the street for “Charity”) and cold-callers.

          I’ve actually pretty much had to say “No! My time is my time and you’re not entitled to any of it. You’re also not entitled to any politness if, after I signalled my desinterest, you kept pushing and the fact that it’s your job makes it worse because that means you’re doing it to make money”

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          Yeap, they are getting a bit too aggressive with their messages.

          I constantly get “great 1 year opportunities”… as if I would leave a full time permanent position I like for a 1 year term in some unknown company

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        Small price to pay, imo. When my job was forcing everyone back into the office in 2021 I just picked out one of the headhunters who contacted me on linkedin, got an offer for a remote position with better pay, and brought it to my employer to get a raise and the go-ahead to keep working remotely. I’ll suffer the occasional spam email for the knowledge that I have options for another job lined up pretty much whenever.

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        There are also bogus job postings that are trying to prey on you. Not exactly sure why. But it’s low.