On Sat, Aug 26, 2006 at 12:06:16AM +0200, David Olofson wrote:
What really annoys me about these is that they're
usually written to
give the impression of a personal message from someone who would know
what you're doing and what kind of social network you have. Sometimes
you can't really tell without reading the entire mail. "Did I meet
this person somewhere...? Is this someone I know from a mailing list
or something?"
Got one too. IMHO this *is* a form of spamming. But at least this one
was informative as it rather clearly listed the requirements. Compare
that with this gem I received both at home and at work some time ago:
As I have already reviewed your background through our
confidential
research process, I think you might be interested in a job opportunity
we are presently working on. One of our major European client is hiring
IT and programming talents for a new development center.
In order for me to go any further with your package to be reviewed by
my client, I must have your completed background to date, including your
latest CV, any creative work and references.
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FA
Lascia la spina, cogli la rosa.