Less Emotional

Hello Everyone: A far less emotional day today. I'm still quite mad at the recruiter for misleading me the way she did. As far as I'm concerned, she needs to apologize and make things right. She really has no idea what I had to turn down to accept an offer from her. Now I'm left high and dry, the situation she told me that she didn't want me to end up in. To make matters worse, she said I can try another branch of her company. I don't need her to prompt me to try branch office. I need her to accept responsibility for her actions and place me. The recruiter needs to understand that she has the power to affect people's lives. When she carries on about someone being perfect for a job, building up her client's expectations, then yanks it away, she acts an unethical manner. I get that the nature of jobs change but not this often. I mean the way she was going about how perfect I would for the HR support job, it led me to think that job was mine and all I had to do was go through some formalities. I'm seriously considering complaining to her supervisor. I find her actions unethical. If she did get in touch with me to apologize and make it right, I would tell her to put in everything in writing and save the document. The recruiter lost whatever credability with me. Fortunately, I found some permenant jobs to apply to. We'll see what pans out.