Heather
Worcester,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, June 13, 2007
I have been searching for a job in my field (marketing/advertising/PR) and saw a listing with Image Imports that sounded FANTASTIC. It said they had just added a bunch of NBA/NFL teams to their clientele and were looking to expand and needed more people, etc. I applied on a whim, figuring I wasn't going to get the job because I am looking for PT work because of school and this said FT. This past Monday a woman from Image Imports called and said she would like to schedule an interview for this coming Thursday (tomorrow) at 1pm. I was ecstatic and and agreed immediately. She said she would send me a confirmation e-mail with all the info I needed, including directions. I went out and spent a decent amount of money on an interview outfit and have been EXCITED and telling everyone about this opportunity. Today is Wednesday and it is 4:03 PM EST and I still haven't gotten the e-mail. I just stumbled on this website when I was looking for information about the company and I only wish that I had found it sooner. Obviously, I'm not going to the interview tomorrow. To make it worse, I was just on hotjobs.com (where I found the listing in the first place) and the listing is no longer available, possibly because the position has already been filled. Awesome. I'm glad I found this site... I guess I got a first hand lesson in "if it sounds too be good to be true, it probably is"!
Cynthia
Melrose,#3Author of original report
Fri, June 08, 2007
Take the time to read these reports. If you are even thinking about going to one of these interviews, READ THEM AND YOU WILL NOT GO!!!!