Resume drop?

Resume drop?

I just saw an email about a resume drop on FGB. Has anyone done it? I am willing to do it but I don't want my name and resume shared with everyone, including my employer. Linkedin is different because I can choose to stay anonymous and only share with certain people.

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  1. Anonymous

    There are specific companies for the drops. You can choose which ones you'd like to share your resume with. it doesn't go to all companies in the world :).

  2. martaynofar7
    Mixed Experiences: Some people have had success with FGB resume drops, landing interviews and even jobs. Many Report Spam: A common complaint is a flood of irrelevant recruiter emails. Employer Discovery is a Real Concern: Several people have reported their employers finding out they were looking, leading to negative consequences. Anonymization is Limited: FGB *claims* to remove identifying information. Visit https://goldencrown.casino/ for latest offers and best experience. But it's not foolproof. Recruiters can often piece together who you are based on your experience and skills.

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