Got a message from Seedglass?

A company that is hiring asked Seedglass to find people whose public work fits a role. Seedglass read your public work on the open web and drafted the message. A recruiter at that company edited it, approved it and sent it from their own address.

Interested?

Reply to the message and tell the company what you want next: the work, the place and the timing. Attach your résumé if you like; it goes to that company with your reply, so they see more than your public work.

Stop messages from that company

Every message has an unsubscribe link, and it takes effect at once. Replying to ask the company to stop works the same way. Either one stops that company's messages and no one else's, because each message is that company's own.

Stop messages from every company

The unsubscribe page also lets you stop messages from every company that uses Seedglass, all at once. You can also write to team@seedglass.com and ask for no further contact. Seedglass keeps that request as a do-not-contact record, which stops messages to you from every company. The record is never deleted, because deleting it would undo it.

See, correct or remove what Seedglass holds

Write to team@seedglass.com to see what Seedglass holds about you, to correct it, or to be removed from contact. A person on the Seedglass team handles each request by hand and replies to confirm it. Verified requests are answered within 30 days.

What a message means

A message means Seedglass matched your public work to a role, and a person at that company thought you might want to hear about it. It is not a ranking. A company that doesn't write again has made no judgment of you.

The full details are in the privacy policy.