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#+TITLE: recruter linkedin bootstrap message
#+Author: Yann Esposito
#+Date: [2022-02-02]
- tags ::
- source :: https://index.medium.com/career-advice-nobody-gave-me-never-ignore-a-recruiter-4474eac9556
* First contact
Thanks so much for reaching out.
Im always interested in hearing about what new and exciting opportunities
are out there.
As a senior software engineer Im sure you can imagine that I get a very high
volume of recruiters reaching out on LinkedIn.
It does however mean that I dont have the time to hop on a call with
everyone who reaches out.
A lot of the time, incoming messages represent a very poor fit indeed.
I currently make 95k€ salary, 15% annual bonus, and 35k€ equity, which
makes a total compensation to about 145k€ per year.
This position will need to exceed all 3 by at least 20% before I even
consider it.
Does that sound doable?
If not, let's not waste any more of each other's time.
Otherwise, I would love to continue the conversation, but before I do can
you send along the company name, a job description and, total compensation
details for the role youre reaching out?
While I very much appreciate the fact that exceptionally talented and
engaged recruiters reach out consistently, sorting serious and high quality
opportunities from spam would be a full time job without an autoresponder.
In the absence of detailed information regarding the nature of the
opportunity in question, I will be unavailable for further discussion.
Thanks again for reaching out!
I look forward to hearing from you.
Yann
* Negative Answer
Thanks for taking the time to give me all these details.
Unfortunately, this does not looks like a good fit, and I don't think this
could be worked out.