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Geets Posted 17 years ago
Letter Writing
Apology Letter to a recruiter ?
I encountered a strange situation today,
I was talking to a recruiter who was returning my call for employment opportunities. and I was just emphasizing my point just once during the whole conversation and he said I was "Cutting him Off" and hang up the phone on me.
I wasn't rude to him. I just want to keep in touch with this person not only because I know he was in a stress situation and he reacted in that manner, ALSO because he has good network so I dont want to lose his contact.
Could anyone please tell me how to formulate a formal letter in this situation conveying 1)thank you for talking inspite of busy schedule.
2) apologize ( Imight have bugged him maybe because I was anxious)
3) ask for some reference and leads with regards to my resume/qualification.
Thanks
I was talking to a recruiter who was returning my call for employment opportunities. and I was just emphasizing my point just once during the whole conversation and he said I was "Cutting him Off" and hang up the phone on me.
I wasn't rude to him. I just want to keep in touch with this person not only because I know he was in a stress situation and he reacted in that manner, ALSO because he has good network so I dont want to lose his contact.
Could anyone please tell me how to formulate a formal letter in this situation conveying 1)thank you for talking inspite of busy schedule.
2) apologize ( Imight have bugged him maybe because I was anxious)
3) ask for some reference and leads with regards to my resume/qualification.
Thanks
Top answer
Instead of a letter (which I think is a little too formal / drastic in your case), it might be best to call him up again to explain / apologise. Chris
- Instead of a letter (which I think is a little too formal / drastic in your case), it might be best to call him up again to explain / apologise.
- Chris
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Instead of a letter (which I think is a little too formal / drastic in your case), it might be best to call him up again to explain / apologise.
Chris
Chris
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I did call him and left a voice mail . He hasn't returned my call or responded
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