I submitted my resume through an online application and received an email from the recruiter wanting to speak. She called a few days later and before we even got to any questions about myself or even her describing what the job entailed she asked me how much I made. I told her that I'd like to focus on what my salary goals were instead of what I was previously making, and more importantly hear about what the position entailed before I could give my salary expectations. So she got a huffy attitude and said she wanted to save time by finding out what I made so she could choose the right position and not waste time by describing all the jobs she had available. I was a bit taken aback and felt like her just even calling me was wasting her time. So she launched into a very mediocre attempt at describing the positions then wrapped up about a minute later and asked again what I currently earned. Again, I said that what was more important was to focus on my salary expectations not what I was currently earning as it wasn't reflective of this new position. It sounded like she was literally about to throw a fit and then asked me again "Is it in the 40s, 50s, 60s?!", I reiterated, that I was happy to tell her my range I was aiming for, so I did and she immediately came back with "I don't think this will be a good fit." I confirmed her suspicion, and agreed that I was not interested in working with someone with an attitude 5 minutes after starting a professional conversation with them.