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Okay, earlier today a recruiter called. I know that she's a recruiter for a job I'm applying to out in Tampa. I missed the call, and she didn't leave a message. I tried calling back and didn't get an answer. Here's my question, do I just wait for the recruiter to call back, or should I leave a message on her voicemail?
I really want this job, it's basically the ideal position for me, and in a city that I would absolutely love. I don't want to blow it.
Yes, call her back and leave a message on her voicemail.
I was inclined to this, but it's 4:15 right now, I'll call back at around 9 tomorrow (maybe earlier). I'd hate to be the reason she gets home late tonight.
Okay, earlier today a recruiter called. I know that she's a recruiter for a job I'm applying to out in Tampa. I missed the call, and she didn't leave a message. I tried calling back and didn't get an answer. Here's my question, do I just wait for the recruiter to call back, or should I leave a message on her voicemail?
I really want this job, it's basically the ideal position for me, and in a city that I would absolutely love. I don't want to blow it.
Sorry about the missed call. For next time....
Have you considered getting a cell phone? Or using your cell as a tool?
When I am expecting an important call my cell phone is with me, turned on-and on vibrate if necessary to be polite.
As to your question-leave the VM. It shows your still interested and you will pursue a goal. Good Luck!
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