Career Network, Inc. Collects preferential information from naive job seekers and then sells this information in bundle/packaged deals to large telemarketing firms that have more lawyers on hand than most government agencies. There is no way to stop these people. Stop filling complaints with the ...
Please beware of any and all job offers that follow the format below. They change the company name and job names but the links always redirect to careernetworkjobs.com: "Dear xxxx, Your online resume is impressive and because of your Administrative background, I feel you would make a great ...
This company also contacted me with a follow up survey which prompted me to include my amount of debt, interest in owning my own business, returning to school, etc. I denied all these third party advertisements but continue to get these bogus emails from Career Network, Inc. After discovering ...
Emails I have gotten and I had high hopes of being employed soon. According to our records you recently applied for a Front Desk Receptionist position within Great Career Paths. A subsequent review of you application reflected that you have the skills and abilities that are required for employment ...
I feel like a fool. I answered some ads for jobs. Many, if not most, were answered by Career Network, Inc. Saying I appeared to be qualified for the job. To go any further I had to fill out their application form. Part of the application required that I give the email addresses of my references. No ...
I applied for a position on Craig's list and IT LOOKED TO GOOD TO BE TRUE which should have alerted me and I received back as follows: Dear Alene, My company currently has an Assistant to Sr. V.P. Opening that you seem to fit quite well. I read the resume you have on the Internet and your ...