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Complaint Review: Worldwide Acquisitions Inc. - Woburn Massachusetts
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Worldwide Acquisitions Inc.
400 W.Cummings St Woburn, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
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Worldwide Acquisitions, Inc. My Mom says when something seems to be good to be true...... Woburn Massachusetts
I just wanted to follow up on one rip-off report I read about this company. It was filed by Brad. He spelled the company "Worldwide Acquisisions." And I just wanted to make sure that if someone searched this website with the correct spelling they would find his report of this company.
Needless to say, I don't need to say anything more than what Brad has said in his report. His report was titled "Worldwide Acquisisions Multi Level Marketing, Door to Door sales, deception, and more... Woburn Massachusetts"
I just recently was offered a position with this company after spending the day with the so called "top account manager". Brad was dead on with his report.
When I was in the middle of my 8 hour long 2nd interview!!, I asked one of the other members of the company an honest question. "what's something you don't like about the job?" He responded rather quickly, "nothing man, this job is great. there's nothing I would change about this job." Now, I like to consider myself a pretty optimistic guy, however to not be able to come up with one bad thing about a job seemed a little sketchy.
Later in the day, I asked my "top account manager" that I was basically trainning with all day the same question. "what do you not like about your job?" She responded with this great line: "I hate it when people give up on them selves! When people quit too early. I find it sad when people don't see the potential in themselves that I see in them." At this response, I actually laughed. Like Brad said in his report, I'm not sure that the people working there are really that brainwashed or if they are just great actors but in any event. I was fed line after line, about how "we want people who are competitive and want more!"
I was actually given a time table, where on it showed my potential progress with this company. "we believe you have upper level management qualities!" On the timeline it showed that in no more than 20 months down the road I could be making 80k-100k in a year. Now, I know we've all heard that when something sounds too good to be true it usually is. But when they are right there talking your ear off about how great they think you are, they can be pretty convincing. This is why I am writing...
It was a great life lesson to learn, however, I would have probably done better to just read Brad's report, and not bothered to go to a 9 hour interview in the first place. Thanks Brad for your report. I hope everyone is luckier than I and reads it before applying to this company. Please recent college graduates, don't waste your time!!!!
Tommy
Beverly, Massachusetts
U.S.A.
Needless to say, I don't need to say anything more than what Brad has said in his report. His report was titled "Worldwide Acquisisions Multi Level Marketing, Door to Door sales, deception, and more... Woburn Massachusetts"
I just recently was offered a position with this company after spending the day with the so called "top account manager". Brad was dead on with his report.
When I was in the middle of my 8 hour long 2nd interview!!, I asked one of the other members of the company an honest question. "what's something you don't like about the job?" He responded rather quickly, "nothing man, this job is great. there's nothing I would change about this job." Now, I like to consider myself a pretty optimistic guy, however to not be able to come up with one bad thing about a job seemed a little sketchy.
Later in the day, I asked my "top account manager" that I was basically trainning with all day the same question. "what do you not like about your job?" She responded with this great line: "I hate it when people give up on them selves! When people quit too early. I find it sad when people don't see the potential in themselves that I see in them." At this response, I actually laughed. Like Brad said in his report, I'm not sure that the people working there are really that brainwashed or if they are just great actors but in any event. I was fed line after line, about how "we want people who are competitive and want more!"
I was actually given a time table, where on it showed my potential progress with this company. "we believe you have upper level management qualities!" On the timeline it showed that in no more than 20 months down the road I could be making 80k-100k in a year. Now, I know we've all heard that when something sounds too good to be true it usually is. But when they are right there talking your ear off about how great they think you are, they can be pretty convincing. This is why I am writing...
It was a great life lesson to learn, however, I would have probably done better to just read Brad's report, and not bothered to go to a 9 hour interview in the first place. Thanks Brad for your report. I hope everyone is luckier than I and reads it before applying to this company. Please recent college graduates, don't waste your time!!!!
Tommy
Beverly, Massachusetts
U.S.A.
