I've been a recruiter for 38 years. This is the one cover letter I'll never forget. - Business Insider

I've spent six years writing about the workplace, and though this job market has been unexpectedly difficult, I thought I had learned its ins and outs. I've seen readers go through this, and as a freelancer open to a full-time position, I've experienced it, too. Apply online, post on LinkedIn, get contacted by a recruiter, interview, take a test, interview again— and then get ghosted. Repeat. When hope began to feel scarce earlier this year, I woke up to an email from a "recruiter. " His message was long, detailed, and complimentary. He praised my writing and portfolio and explained how closely my experience aligned with a role he was hiring for. At first, all he asked for in return was my résumé. The email was kind, detailed, convincing — and a scam. The scam was convincingI received this from the recruiter:"I'm currently partnering with the recruiting team supporting a confidential Senior Editorial Strategy Lead Workplace & Career Content opportunity with Indeed, and I wanted to reach out personally because your profile is unusually aligned with what this team is trying to build.

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