I just received a phone call from 630-571-3201. I was hesitant about answering, but since it was a local # I figured it could be a doctor/local business/friend whose number I didn't have. I picked up and the first thing the lady said was that she saw my resume on CareerBuilder and wanted to set up ...
I recently graduated college from another state school and moved back home to the Chicagoland area. While I was still at school I used Careerbuilder to set up a few interviews with three companies, VMI, Marketing FX, and Keynorth Consulting. While all three seemed to be similar companies I was ...
Anybody who requires a "work" listed here is really confused in regards to what this really is - an extremely weird office-supply promoting pyramid structure. No sick times, holiday, and sometimes even INCOME. They claim they purchase medical health insurance, but thats a rest, they help ...
Stay far far far far away from this "company." It is simply a multi-level marketing pyramid. Everyone that works at these cydcor subsidiary offices is extremely desperate or f*ing retarded. I was hopelessly desperate i guess for the two months I worked there. Be prepared to be bring in ...
First, they told me they were a "consulting" firm that helped companies with their marketing departments, or so they allowed me to believe. When I spoke on the phone with Karen, I was surprised that she called me in for an interview without even looking at my resume. When I came in for my ...
This compnay is such a scam i worked here a couple of months. The co. Was called marketing session then warren international and now vmi to try to cover their scam. Owner michael sessions and jon kline are all scams this is all commision based pay. Door to door sales even when company have no ...