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One of my old (old old old) supervisors from my previous area is now an area director with one of the competitors, whom I wouldn't mind working for since it's a relatively new company and they have a hell of a lot of potential.
I've emailed with him back and fourth, I'd like to drop the hint that I'd like to work for them, but I don't want to sound to desperate.
Luckily, he is emailing me from my home email now (I sent him an email from work, but I know that it was picked up by the email sniffers, which is why I didn't want to chat with him over work email).
Im debating how to go with this one.
I've emailed with him back and fourth, I'd like to drop the hint that I'd like to work for them, but I don't want to sound to desperate.
Luckily, he is emailing me from my home email now (I sent him an email from work, but I know that it was picked up by the email sniffers, which is why I didn't want to chat with him over work email).
Im debating how to go with this one.
I don't think there's any ethical issues about bailing, but I could be wrong.
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