[ale] For any one looking for a job

[Michael B. Trausch]

On Tue, 2009-09-22 at 17:55 -0400, Richard Bronosky wrote:
> They MUST tell you the company before they submit your name to the
> company. If the company hears your name from two recruiters they WILL
> NOT hire you. If they did, they would have to pay both. It is the
> applicant's responsibility to make sure you get submitted only once. 

It would be nice.  Most will not, however.  That said, if there's a
legal requirement that makes it so, it'd be handy to have to cite it for
the next time.  Not that I'm in the market; it'd have to be an awfully
sweet deal (or things would have to be going relatively badly) for me to
consider W-2ing instead of freelancing.

	--- Mike

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