I removed my email from my blog post author section on my site last night. I think it’s only been emailed once or twice by recruiters but it seems like a slightly safer way to do things.
@BrianMitchL better than @ryanmr; he's got his freaking address in his resume, and I use that as the final clue in the dognapping assignment for my class.
@BrianMitchL @ryanmr I personally would say no. No sense doxxing yourself.
@ianrbuck
@BrianMitchL
I've wondered about that. I want real recruiters to have open access to it. Maybe it could be a reverse honey pot?
@ryanmr @BrianMitchL reverse...? Nope, I can't parse that.
@ianrbuck
Basically, I ask the recruiter for their email and then it will send them the resume, but it will also add the email to a recruiter filter.
@BrianMitchL
@ryanmr @BrianMitchL oh, so you're proposing this as a form on your website that the recruiter fills out.
@BrianMitchL
It would be an experiment!
@ianrbuck
@BrianMitchL
I've wanted a contact form vs open email, but it's now on my card anyway, so maybe it doesn't matter as much.
Though, the email is in the resume still too ¯\_(ツ)_/¯