Thought they were spam I've never contacted the company or used the service and I have no interest in doing so as I am in employment. Nevertheless I am constantly getting emails, none of which give the option to unsubscribe to whatever list I am on. I assumed these were phishing emails.

A big Thumbs up to Hayley and the Team A big Thumbs up to Hayley who thru her "powers of persuasion" managed to get me an interview (At the last minute) which enabled me to get a role with a really cool company. I would have no hesitation in using her again if I decide to move on or need to recruit more staff. She must be due a phenomenal Xmas bonus ! Would recommend highly! (Also big thanks to Maia who helped as well ) All the best...

They send unsolicited spam emails *Update* After yet another email today I managed to get in touch with the MD, who did actually reply. I am not a 'registered candidate', my email is not publicly available on LinkedIn. So we'll see... *Update* Still getting spam emails! They send unsolicited spam emails, full of spelling mistakes, without ever looking at the target market. (What the hell would I want with a Python programmer?) I wouldn't trust them to fetch a sandwich, let alone place a candidate. --Edit to response -- I shouldn't have to "unsubscribe", my point is that you've added my email address to your list without my permission. Why would any candidate trust you with their personal information if you steal email addresses from LinkedIn?

I’ve had the pleasure to deal with Thea… I’ve had the pleasure to deal with Thea at CORErecruitment and it has honestly been such a smooth and easy process. She is so thorough and truly takes time to listen to your wants and needs. She is also excellent at setting expectations and very transparent. I would highly recommend to get in touch with her as she is extremely professional and very experienced in what she does.

Terrible communication Job posting said the email for more info - over 2 weeks and 3 polite emails still not a response. Treat people how you wish to be treated - a simple response of not right for the role is a common courtesy but don’t state the email and say ask for more info and then not reply ! I wouldn’t want the work with companies who allow this David who was the lead failed here