When I'm looking for job, I make up another new email for job searching. Why?
Should I disclose my address? No. I don't want people using Google Maps or similar tools on the web to view my home. I let you know my city in general. That's enough.
Should I disclose my current salary? No. I don't want disqualify myself for a chance to talk to hiring manager.
Should I disclose my social security? No. Sent me the offer and I will release my social security if you need to do background check.
Should I disclose my driver license or identification number? Nope. Same reason as above.
As you know, 99% your job application will not read by hiring manager but data mining for marketing companies are reading. There, you get bulk of spam and naked on the web.
- Should my current employer know I'm looking for job? Note: Don't use your work email!
- To deter spam. My brand new email for job search start getting spam as soon as I signed up at a big, well known job listing web site. Sorry, I cannot disclose the name of this big and well know job listing web site.
Should I disclose my address? No. I don't want people using Google Maps or similar tools on the web to view my home. I let you know my city in general. That's enough.
Should I disclose my current salary? No. I don't want disqualify myself for a chance to talk to hiring manager.
Should I disclose my social security? No. Sent me the offer and I will release my social security if you need to do background check.
Should I disclose my driver license or identification number? Nope. Same reason as above.
As you know, 99% your job application will not read by hiring manager but data mining for marketing companies are reading. There, you get bulk of spam and naked on the web.
