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softwarebro
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Sales Director
When looking for a new opportunity it doesn't matter what you currently make or what you used to make. You have to sell yourself and demand the *reasonable* salary it would take for you to transition. You want me for this role? This is my rate. 
CuriousFox
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You contacted me needing something, then proceed to call me a liar?

Nuh bruh.
TheQueenofDiamonds
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Account Executive
I sent him to repvue, just felt like helping, but yea, it wasn't so smart to get into in hindsight 
NorthernSalesGuru
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Manager, Outbound Sales
If you have to educate the recruiter that glass door isn’t always right, you probably don’t want to take any opportunities from them.
TheQueenofDiamonds
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Account Executive
Great point, I won't. Would you invest your time to help them by explaining this fact about Glassdoor? 
NorthernSalesGuru
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Manager, Outbound Sales
Not me personally. I value my time way too much to do that especially given they likely have made no true efforts to understand what I’m looking for before reaching out with an opportunity. 

I don’t reward a half-assed effort. If they however make genuine and honest efforts to understand what a good opportunity for me is and then present one, I may educate them. 

Value should always be exchanged for value. 
HarryCaray
Notable Contributor
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HMFIC
Glassdoor can be wildly inaccurate.  Not sure why so many people swear by it.
Clashingsoulsspell
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ISR
Value should always be exchanged for value. 
GlenRoss
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1
Account Executive
That’s crazy of the recruiter to do. Definitely not worth your time
sales7
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Commercial Product Enablement
Wasn't aware that Glassdoor has access to our contracts...
Blackwargreymon
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MDR
If you have to educate the recruiter that glass door isn’t always right, you probably don’t want to take any opportunities from them.
MR.StretchISR
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ISR
If you have to educate the recruiter that glass door isn’t always right, you probably don’t want to take any opportunities from them.
TheQueenofDiamonds
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Account Executive
Yep, great point.
Cyberjarre
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1
BDR
Trust me you don't want to work here. I have your best interest at heart.
Stax
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AE - Major Accounts
No way - waste of time. They're clearly not good enough at their job to be helpful to you in the future. Hilarious that they think Glassdoor is a perfect source of information. 
BigCheese
Notorious Answer
0
Agency Recruiter
Awful recruiting technique - big red flag. 
TheSalesBromigo
Opinionated
0
Sr. Mid Market Account Executive
Yeah it would be a hard pass for me. Glassdoor shows you make less, seriously? That's a joke of a response coming from a recruiter. 
Mr.Floaty
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BDR
Trust me you don't want to work here.

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