My story is much the same as the other people who were ripped off for thousands of dollars by Phillips Carlyle. They take your money, provide no services, and the few leads they do have don't apply to the field of interest, and the information is not from the hidden job market but from readily ...
Just like everyone else in this boat, yes, Mark Brown was a slick talker and filled my head with glorious dreams of an untapped job market, being able to increase my salary exponentially and all within 90 days. Okay, so I paid and sure enough, no interviews and i received a binder with info that ...
On April 26 I paid $2850.00 to Mark Brown, President of Phillips/Carlyle aka PCI-Dallas to assist me in my next career move. The contract uses fancy words like establish career goals, identify probable decision makers, letter/resume preparation, salary/benefit negotiation. The truth is in almost ...
In the beginning Phillips Carlyle International called me about being able to find me a job and a career. I met Mark Brown, the owner, He told me that for $4,000.00 dallars he could find me a job with the money I wanted and on my own terms. This did not happen. No interviews, they gave me an out - ...
Phillips Carlyle International or Career Marketing Specialists, Inc. Address: 12770 Coit Road, Suite 1216 Dallas Texas 75251 U.S.A. Phone: 972-934-2204 Fax: 972-934-1432 Email: [email protected] When I found myself in the unfamiliar position of being laid off, I received a call from company ...
I responded to a posting on Careerbuilder.com which ended up being Phillips Carlyle International. I met with the President who provided a nice sales pitch claiming they had access to resources which includes "unpublished job openings" and can hone your career search. As a part of the ...