Seems like every time I update my resume on Careerbuilder, I can expect three groups to contact me: franchise consultants, people pushing MLM opportunities, and insurance companies looking for people to become agents. The most consistent of the ones in the third category is Farmer's Insurance.

Whether or not I mention a sales background on my resume, whether or not I express an interest in sales, Farmer's can be relied upon, like Clockwork, to send me a recruiting e-mail.

"Based on my initial review of your resume, I believe you may be an excellent fit for our Career Opportunity in sales..." Like how he capitalizes "career opportunity"? At least it's not in all caps. Still, what about my resume made him believe I'd be an excellent fit? I've e-mailed that question to the sender and I'll let you know what he says... if he responds.

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One Response to “Job Spam: Farmer's Insurance”
  1. Winnie says:

    I'm actually really amped to wait for the response on this. I hope you get one!

    Hey, remembering my favorite blog by you... maybe even my favorite blog EVER (What? All caps is contagious) ... did your wife see "Good Hair"/is it out in your city?

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