As a former IT manager, I am very skeptical of placement firms / career counselors I will only use head-hunters that I have done business with in the past. But, as with most sectors right now, opportunities are not as they were back in the mid 90s. I almost fell for the BHA line got an e-mail from ...
This company will rip you off all your savings with false hopes of giving you a job. They are completely unprofession bunch of guys preying on desparate people looking for employement. NEVER NEVER go new these guys. They will tell you nothing you don't know as yet, trick you into giving them ...
I was contacted by Mr. Dan Schmidt to schedule a preliminary interview at his business. I drove to Charlotte on March 12 to meet with him at 2pm. He explained to me that Haldane Associates was a career counceling and placement service. He asked me to complete a number of forms to see if his company ...
Initial career counseling was performed to fill the squares, but BH failed to be actively involved or assist in securing employment. All efforts were left to me. Today, I went onto the site and responded to one of the few duplicate (same position) messages (that actually was a position in my career ...
First off, let me say I dont consider the Bernard Haldane Associates a rip-off, especially in the common definition of cheating people out of something and giving nothing in return. They are, however, ethically challenged. And very pricey. My visit with them was note-for-note EXACTY as described in ...
I've heard of Bernard Haldane Associates through years of advertising in the NYTimes. After months of unemployment, and using the net, Haldane called me in for a "career assessment" and personalized job search. Sounds exciting! After entering the oak panelled Park Avenue Office, I gave ...