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At what point do I stop being a keen candidate and start being a stalker?

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fishnet · 01/10/2008 18:27

A couple of weeks ago I was practically offered a job. I'm not looking for a job and am quite happy where I am but went to a client meeting and was asked by the client if I'd consider working for them. Its a very senior role and they spoke about me going onto their training programme and accelerated progression. I said I'd think about it and went back to them a few days later and said I'd be keen to talk about it further. I sent a follow up email to suggest arranging an appointment. nothing back. Week later I sent another - nothing back. Today I had a meeting with the client (and a colleague of mine) so sent an email this morning to the PA asking her whether the client wanted to meet or whether there had been a change of plan. nothing, Just been to the meeting - nothing!

do I give up? Its bizarre - (but a fab job with a big pay rise so don't want to chuck in the towel too easily)

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flowerybeanbag · 01/10/2008 19:25

I'd want to speak to the horse's head tbh rather than emailing the PA. Can you ring up and have a no-pressure chatty conversation to reaffirm your interestand ask if person wanted to take it further, if not no problem at all.

sophy · 03/10/2008 13:56

Just a thought but if this is in the world of finance or the city they may be pre-occupied with the current financial crisis.

fishnet · 03/10/2008 14:05

now have meeting lined up for Tuesday so panic over!

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flowerybeanbag · 03/10/2008 19:32

Excellent! Do let us know...

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