I have had the same experience with Harvard Benefits. Applied on craigslist, received an email form Melissa Sarna saying I would have an interview with Charles Fields. I thought I would be speaking with him personally. Listened to a 30 minute speach from Charles Fields. Last 5 minutes was ...
I received an email stating: My name is Melissa Sarna and I am the person responsible for assisting you through our recruiting process. Harvard Benefits has been in business for over 18 years and we are the largest benefit broker within our industry throughout North America. We provide extremely ...
I received an email from Melissa Sarna, Senior Recruiter for this company. She said that I was a perfect fit for their recruiter position. She also provided me with a contact number to call and an access code needed to be patched to Mr. Charles Fields. Their vacancy was posted on Craigslist. Do not ...
Felt like a scam from way they were operating and their emails. They ask u to call long-distance from ur line for approx 1/2 hour interview. When i emailed i would not do that, no response back. ...
Responded to Craigslist posting for a recruiter. E-mail is non-existant and I tried the address different ways. There is no way to locate them and there is no phone number to call and inquire. ...
When I called them I could see they had nothing to offer. They just look for people to throw against the wall and see if anything sticks. You can sell the Attorney plan without them if you want. I called and talked to some guy in charge and asked him to let me talk to some sales people currently ...