I would just like to reiterate the stories others on this blog have told about Hiprofile. I was recently contacted by Kim D from Hiprofile's Boston office. She said she got my resume from a recruiter and that my resume fit their profile for three job openings they currently had available. When ...
HiProFile is a faud. I have read the reports and they are all right. I think the CEO sent a rebuttal, but what would you expect. Look at how many postings are on here. Maybe someone should go to the Attorney General. Does anyone know how to do that? I was told by them that I would be introduced to ...
I was contacted by an individual who said they had 2 opportunities which my resume seemed to fit. He then asked me a series of questions which later proved to have nothing to do with anything. We then set up a time for an interview in Nashua. I arrived at the interview to be told that HiProFile had ...
This starts with a phone call saying that they are interested in you, and they have an executive position that matches your credentials. They claim that they work with a list of organizations that pay them an annual fee regardless of how many position they fill for them... The bottom line is, if ...
I just wanted to make people aware of this company. There is 2 meetings that get set up; the initial M1 to try to get a feel of whether you are desperate enough to buy into there services. Then the M2, were they finally after all there talk admit that they charge you a fee, usually a percentage of ...
I received a call from Mark Lungo, from HiProFile LLC. He said my resume was forwarded by a recruiter and it matched some profiles in their database. He set up an appointment to meet with Michael A. Manzo, Senior Vice President. I met with Michael Manzo today, under the pretense that he was ...