So I got sucked into a conversation with a recruiter yesterday who baited me, and they are now shopping my profile around my city, but they’ve done minimal to help me and are not very responsive to my questions. I have a strong resume and they’ve set up an interview already. But I don’t like the feeling i get from this recruiter and i feel a little used. Is there anything i can do to get out? I’ll do the interview but feel they didn’t earn any commission they might get.

Guys.. Please help..
- Jpmc(28 fixed + 8-10% Variable bonus) bangalore
- Deloitte India (28 fixed + 1.5 joining bonus) Gurgaon
- Current company (bofa) retaining with 45% now and 20% in end year (total ~28 fixed only).

CC: bofa
Yoe: 6
Current location: Dehradun/Gurgaon

Should I accept ans retain in the same company??
Please help

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--KSG--

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