Can I stop working with a headhunter, but still interview at the firm they introduced me at?
I'm working with a few headhunters for quant positions. I'm pretty frustrated with one of them, and I no longer want to work with this person. If I stop working with them, is it still possible to interview at the firm they introduced me at?
Story:
This person asks me the same question repeatedly multiple times a week. They've also been trying to rush me to interview for this paticularly position ASAP, claiming how there's only a single position available, and that they have X number of candidates in the final round already. I mean I spoke with the hiring manager who told me this isn't true. When I told the headhunter what the hiring manager told me, the headhunter insinuated that the hiring manager is wrong and that there is indeed one position available. I seriously feel like I'm dealing with a poor man's car salesman here, and I no longer want to work through them.
This isn't just a one time occurrence. This has happened 5+ times by email and phone in only the past 10 days.
lol, this is either selby jennings, alexander chapman, or westbourne partners
Mercury Partners?
Their boundless superlatives to describe funds never cease to amaze me:
"Top"
"Truly Elite"
"Premier"
"Elite"
"Well Regarded"
The list goes on...