Why do I need to answer to recruiters?
If I read your question correctly, a recruiter needs to know you and your work history and skills in order to find you a suitable employment match. If you don't answer the recruiter's questions, he or she can't really help you very much, for it is the recruiters job to both fulfill the client's need, the one who is doing the hiring; and to fulfill your needs, the one who is looking for a job. If you can't be honest and trust your recruiter, then you shouldn't be working with a recruiter.
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Institute of Recruiters was created in 2011.
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You can search for a recruiter on the Coast Guard website. Try www.gocoastguard.com/get-the-answers/find-a-recruiter
There are currently no civilian military recruiters. The military uses its own soldiers as recruiters because they have the experience and can be an example to those they recruit.
Marketing recruiters do not always need special qualifications, the requirements will depend on the needs of each company. Some companies prefer general experience while others prefer that the applicant has a background in marketing.
Not necessarily - Armed forces recruiters have wide latitude as to what they deem acceptable. If your offense was not too serious they may be overlooked. This is a general response and is in no way 100% certain. Always be honest in your answers - recruiters DO have access to your records.
National Association of Physician Recruiters was created in 1984.
Recruiter duty has little to do with rank, although most recruiters are of paygrade E-5 (Sergeant) or above. So, no, Army recruiters are not of the lowest rank. Most Army recruiters now on duty have served in the Gulf, Iraq, or Afghanistan.
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