I knew something was amiss when I got the first phone call, inviting me for an interview. The caller wouldn't tell me what the position entailed, what qualifications they wanted or even the job title. Only that they were interviewing a number of candidates for a variety of openings and that ...
As I continue to read through the countless reports on affiliates of Quantum like ENDEAVOR MARKETING, I can't help but be inclined to add my experience to the list. However, I do not want to bore you all with the same story of the interviews and days of observations. Rather, in the spirit of the ...
After recently moving back to Colorado and placing my resume on Careerbuilder.com and Monster.com I fairly quickly received a response from Endeavor Marketing outlining a possible open position in 'event based' marketing. Being that I was looking for a marketing position I quickly responded with ...
I learned the hard way the endeavor marketing is a complete scam! Please do not waste your time! I should have trusted my instinct when I went in for an interview and learned they interview over 400 people a week. Why would any ligit company need to do that many interviews a week to fill a ...
After submitting my resume to online job sites like Monster and Hot Jobs, I began receiving phone calls and emails from this company telling me I had been selected by management to come in for an informational interview. Applying the same caution to them as I do to any unsolicited email or ...