Alixandria
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Joined: 2/27/2005 From: Edmonton, Alberta Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: littlesarbonn No, generally it's when someone initiates communication and treats me generically. An example is a recent one who contacted me out of the blue who wrote only: "Why should I be interested in you as my slave?" How do you respond to that without being rude or sounding desperate? So, I just ignored her and moved on. How is that question any different from an employer who has a very high-demand job open and they like to open the dialog with "What could you bring to this company?" An employer who has a very high-demand job open would be unlikely to initiate contact in anything resembling that manner. They are more likely to sift through the resumes of people who have already applied for the position. quote:
The length of your response and the tone, effort, etc. is all up to you. You could also respond with, "That's an interesting question, but I find it hard to answer withotu coming across as rude or desperate. Can we take this another direction and maybe start an ongoing discussion?" If an employer had contacted me out of the blue with anything resembling the "What could you bring to this company?" I would probably blow them off too. I would assume they were some sort of telemarketing scam job or (as has happened) a "financial advisor" job when I have, in fact, no published interest in that. quote:
Subs have to realize that femdoms here are BOMBARDED with emails and many use a variety of ways to try to narrow the search at the onset. By asking a question that's open ended like that, she might be weeding out the ones too lazy to give it a shot. But if they do have time to *initiate* a conversation, however bombarded they are, they are still under an obligation to be polite. Alix
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