Re: Question about sending one's resume to companies
Can anyone else add to this small list?Advantages
- helps you to learn the local industry
- allows you to take advantage of serendipity (that is, your e-mail can motivate employers thinking of hiring to take action - by interviewing you)
DisAdvantage
- may be blacklisted by employers who dislike the practice.
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