Thank her very much, she may not know, that phone call is like a needle, God, thank God! I can interview!
Headhunters are very professional because I know nothing about this industry. She gave me a general introduction of this company, and soon sent the company introduction and JD. I went home and studied it carefully. I was very happy.
Unfortunately, however, during that time, the project I was working on was coming to an end, and I couldn't touch the time several times. It is this very reliable headhunter who patiently and meticulously confirmed the time of both parties. I heard her voice tired and hoarse several times. She must have said a lot.
I was very excited after the first interview. Whether the interview result is good or bad, this is my first interview opportunity recently. I cherish it very much. Every interview is a study. What's more, I really thank her for such a big company.
She said you're welcome.
She probably just felt that she had done her job, but what I saw was professionalism, patience and meticulousness.
1. After the initial call, the company introduction and JD were quickly sent to my email for my reference;
2. The interview time is officially finalized. Send me an official email after the phone call.
Call me again the day before the interview to remind me of the time.
I think this is very professional, and the communication is timely and effective. Even if there are changes, the notice will be reconfirmed soon.
On the Lantern Festival, I had the cheek to add her WeChat to express my gratitude, and I was glad that it was the Lantern Festival, so we could wish each other a happy Lantern Festival!
At the end of the interview, I thanked him again and again and gave him a small red envelope to express my gratitude.
It's really a small share. Of course, I know that headhunting is just a medium to connect enterprises and job seekers. Whether I give or not a red envelope will not affect the evaluation of my interview performance by the company, but I really want to thank her, because she let me see my career.