I’m new to the area and I have dogs. Made some research on my own from google but I guess a good old Reddit post wouldn’t hurt since I know yall won’t lie. I want a place I know people trust. Would love to know where you guys take your fur babies :3
I’m new to the area and I have dogs. Made some research on my own from google but I guess a good old Reddit post wouldn’t hurt since I know yall won’t lie. I want a place I know people trust. Would love to know where you guys take your fur babies :3
What I’ve realized is that one of the things I don’t like about the way this company communicates is that I often get contacted by people I’ve never spoken to before who claim to work with my recruiter. They’ll ask me for personal information or ask me to complete certain tasks, but no one has ever introduced them or let me know to expect their outreach.
At my previous company, my recruiter was my primary point of contact. If someone else needed to reach out—whether it was an onboarding specialist or someone covering while he was on vacation—he would let me know beforehand who they were and why they would be contacting me. That made me feel confident that the communication was legitimate.
With this company, I’ll randomly get a text from someone saying they’re my recruiter’s assistant or part of the team, asking for personal information or requesting documents. From my perspective, I have no way of verifying who they are. It makes me uncomfortable from both a privacy and security standpoint.
I also prefer not to handle work-related communication over text whenever possible because texts are easy to miss, get buried, or lose context. Beyond the security concern, I worry that when information passes through multiple people, details about my preferences, requests, or concerns can get lost or miscommunicated.
I’m not saying multiple people can’t be involved. I just value having a clear chain of communication, knowing who has access to my information, and being informed ahead of time when someone new will be reaching out. That level of transparency would make the process feel much more professional and organized.