It's a free world. No need to worry. However,

you need to know when to keep your mouth shut, be professional with your business contact, learn how to deal with people on and off your work, and build up your own network.

If you have informed the recruiter in a more appropriate and less confronting way, you might not have burnt the bridge so quickly. Let's walk in her shoes: she wanted to help you find a job and earn a commission for herself. Probably she spent some time and efforts helping you polish your resume, line up interviews, and find new openings. At the end, you told her "Do not bother me any more". That hurts!


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• 谢谢您的回复,说得很有道理,还有很多东西需要学习的! -ireneirene- ♀ (0 bytes) () 01/28/2008 postreply 13:08:01

• that recruiter is not profesional at alll -Jamesxu- ♂ (481 bytes) () 01/28/2008 postreply 17:59:23

• 真羡慕你找到一个这么专业的recruiter,:) How did you find her? Wish I have one -ireneirene- ♀ (0 bytes) () 01/29/2008 postreply 08:27:32

• well, maybe i was just lucky, I got bad recruiter before too -Jamesxu- ♂ (0 bytes) () 01/29/2008 postreply 10:15:48