02-26-2013, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by cinnamongrrl563
An email from a perspective employer. She corrected me on my wording of my employment for an agency. I explained to her exactly WHY I worded it as such (for my client's privacy) and she emailed me AGAIN and corrected me AGAIN on the same thing.
SO....me being me and today being that kind of DAY....
I told her thank you but I don't see it working for me....and proceeded to correct her spelling. Bad energy abounded. And it was fewer hours than I have now anyway. Thanks. I will PASS..
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Originally Posted by uncommondialogue
to try to get a last word in and correct her....not kewl...sorry, I don;t agree with your tactic in that regard, having been an HR Administrator for years and having worked with staffing agencies.
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I don't think that it's the job of any person or agent to correct the grammar or spelling of an applicant unless it's a requirement of their position (editor, etc).
I totally understand Cinnamon's frustration when she had explained why she wrote it out like she did. I would have been highly irritated with the behavior of the potential employer too and would have given long thought to whether I wanted to put myself in an environment with this on a daily basis. If they are going to do that to someone they don't know through email, imagine how it would be in person, working day to day with them.
No thanks.
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