Modern telemarketing typically targets people with automated spam in the initial run and then redirects anyone who shows interest to a live individual on standby. This allows for a much higher rate of market saturation with a lower downstream labor cost.
Of course, the consequence of this strategy is my phone blowing up ten times a day with robot messages asking me to Press 1 To Hear Our Special Offer. But since there's no cost associated with wasting my time, its the most profitable move.
It’s a real person, but that person doesn’t even see your information when they send you those emails. When an employer posts a new listing on Indeed, Indeed shows them a list of people on Indeed in the same city, but it doesn’t show them their resume.
I get these constantly, hard to tell whether it's a robot or a person who just doesn't give a shit on the other end
The fact that the most depressing scenario is the one in which this is a real person means this is a real person.
Modern telemarketing typically targets people with automated spam in the initial run and then redirects anyone who shows interest to a live individual on standby. This allows for a much higher rate of market saturation with a lower downstream labor cost.
Of course, the consequence of this strategy is my phone blowing up ten times a day with robot messages asking me to Press 1 To Hear Our Special Offer. But since there's no cost associated with wasting my time, its the most profitable move.
It’s a real person, but that person doesn’t even see your information when they send you those emails. When an employer posts a new listing on Indeed, Indeed shows them a list of people on Indeed in the same city, but it doesn’t show them their resume.