Legitimatecareers
Chicago,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, February 01, 2009
I have posted before on this so-called company and their unethical ways. (See this post I wrote on (((Redacted)))-(((Redacted))) Thanks for your post informing people about the legal and financial reality of this company. It really puts things into a practical perspective for those unfortunate "independent contractors" that slave for this company.
Thankfully, I had enough wits about me to not accept the position they offered me, but did get duped into their day-long "interview" where I was able to see a lot of the ridiculous and unethical things that go on inside this company (while also walking nearly 6 miles in a suit in 80 degree weather to shadow the salesperson I was with).
It makes me very sad that the people running this company take advantage of well-intentioned, young job seekers for their own advantage. Especially in the economic environment of today...
Truly, truly... if it is too good to be true, IT IS! You should be suspicious about a company that is constantly hiring (especially in this economic climate). You should be suspicious when in the interview process, your interview talks more than you do. You should be suspicious when nearly all the people working in the company (other than the scummy managers) and in the interviews are under 25. You should be suspicious when they hire any schmuck naive enough to accept the job offer and promise you a straight shot to a life of luxury (and tell their employees that there must be something wrong with they way they are pitching their sales, that's why they aren't getting ahead).
I beg anyone working for this company or considering an interview: please, do not waste your time!
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Legitimatecareers
Chicago,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, February 01, 2009
I have posted before on this so-called company and their unethical ways. (See this post I wrote on (((Redacted)))-(((Redacted))) Thanks for your post informing people about the legal and financial reality of this company. It really puts things into a practical perspective for those unfortunate "independent contractors" that slave for this company.
Thankfully, I had enough wits about me to not accept the position they offered me, but did get duped into their day-long "interview" where I was able to see a lot of the ridiculous and unethical things that go on inside this company (while also walking nearly 6 miles in a suit in 80 degree weather to shadow the salesperson I was with).
It makes me very sad that the people running this company take advantage of well-intentioned, young job seekers for their own advantage. Especially in the economic environment of today...
Truly, truly... if it is too good to be true, IT IS! You should be suspicious about a company that is constantly hiring (especially in this economic climate). You should be suspicious when in the interview process, your interview talks more than you do. You should be suspicious when nearly all the people working in the company (other than the scummy managers) and in the interviews are under 25. You should be suspicious when they hire any schmuck naive enough to accept the job offer and promise you a straight shot to a life of luxury (and tell their employees that there must be something wrong with they way they are pitching their sales, that's why they aren't getting ahead).
I beg anyone working for this company or considering an interview: please, do not waste your time!
CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.
Legitimatecareers
Chicago,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, February 01, 2009
I have posted before on this so-called company and their unethical ways. (See this post I wrote on (((Redacted)))-(((Redacted))) Thanks for your post informing people about the legal and financial reality of this company. It really puts things into a practical perspective for those unfortunate "independent contractors" that slave for this company.
Thankfully, I had enough wits about me to not accept the position they offered me, but did get duped into their day-long "interview" where I was able to see a lot of the ridiculous and unethical things that go on inside this company (while also walking nearly 6 miles in a suit in 80 degree weather to shadow the salesperson I was with).
It makes me very sad that the people running this company take advantage of well-intentioned, young job seekers for their own advantage. Especially in the economic environment of today...
Truly, truly... if it is too good to be true, IT IS! You should be suspicious about a company that is constantly hiring (especially in this economic climate). You should be suspicious when in the interview process, your interview talks more than you do. You should be suspicious when nearly all the people working in the company (other than the scummy managers) and in the interviews are under 25. You should be suspicious when they hire any schmuck naive enough to accept the job offer and promise you a straight shot to a life of luxury (and tell their employees that there must be something wrong with they way they are pitching their sales, that's why they aren't getting ahead).
I beg anyone working for this company or considering an interview: please, do not waste your time!
CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.
Legitimatecareers
Chicago,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, February 01, 2009
I have posted before on this so-called company and their unethical ways. (See this post I wrote on (((Redacted)))-(((Redacted))) Thanks for your post informing people about the legal and financial reality of this company. It really puts things into a practical perspective for those unfortunate "independent contractors" that slave for this company.
Thankfully, I had enough wits about me to not accept the position they offered me, but did get duped into their day-long "interview" where I was able to see a lot of the ridiculous and unethical things that go on inside this company (while also walking nearly 6 miles in a suit in 80 degree weather to shadow the salesperson I was with).
It makes me very sad that the people running this company take advantage of well-intentioned, young job seekers for their own advantage. Especially in the economic environment of today...
Truly, truly... if it is too good to be true, IT IS! You should be suspicious about a company that is constantly hiring (especially in this economic climate). You should be suspicious when in the interview process, your interview talks more than you do. You should be suspicious when nearly all the people working in the company (other than the scummy managers) and in the interviews are under 25. You should be suspicious when they hire any schmuck naive enough to accept the job offer and promise you a straight shot to a life of luxury (and tell their employees that there must be something wrong with they way they are pitching their sales, that's why they aren't getting ahead).
I beg anyone working for this company or considering an interview: please, do not waste your time!
CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.