Career Network is bogus. Receive emails stating that they have a job that they want you to submit a resume to. Never receive an email back from them as to the status of job or to set up an interview. Then on the website after submitting resume takes you to a new screen asking you about continuing ...
They keep on sending me emails saying that they were trying to get in touch with me to set up an interview. Have not heard anything. These people are fake and should get into trouble. ...
After posting a resume on CareerBuilder.com, a computer program generated an e-mail to me purporting to be from S. Levine, Director of Human Resources at Career Network, Inc. The e-mail address was [email protected], which sounds like a placement or staffing agency. But the body of ...
I've signed up with the standard employment websites, including a couple I haven't heard of before. I think it's just a way to put you in touch with people who will feed off your desperation and try to sell you on-line colleges or resume services or something. Here's what I got today: Original ...
This can be a phony organization. I actually donot actually understand how they got my current email address. They delivered me work provides I'm not really certified for and desired all my own info and co workers e-mail addresses for referrals. Stupidly, I gave it for them after which was not able ...
This company is using the fact that alot of people are out of work to gather information about you and your friends so they can make an attempt to have you further your education. There are no jobs here. They have sent emails to my friends and each time they want them to sign up for more education. ...