This is an email I sent to the Lionheart Group along with a copy of their subsequent response. Notice how almost every issue I raised is not directly answered. This is not a job although they are recruiting from the job sites.in my opinion, it IS a good way to go broke without substantial ...
DECEPTIVE MARKETING at its best. This is actually the creation of many Impartial Affiliates who're applying jobseekers about the main work forums, particularly Beast. Post a resume, and you will obtain a really effective reaction (or many) from Nick, Jimmy or among several others displaying ...
I had read the comments on various blog sites and complaint boards about this company, but as long as it wasn't costing me anything, I decided to play along and see how far I could get. After the 1 1/2 hour lecture about identity theft that they call "an interview" we were asked to call ...
DECEPTIVE MARKETING at its best. This is actually the creation of many Impartial Affiliates who're applying jobseekers about the main work forums, particularly Beast. Post a resume, and you will obtain a really effective reaction (or many) from Nick, Jimmy or among several others displaying ...
I too received one of The Lionheart Group's emails as illustrated in this report, the same day that I updated my resume on CareerBuilder. That alone is a red flag, and from what I have read here the they seem not to care whether or not anybody has a sales background, that's the second red flag. The ...
I have my resume posted on Careerbuilder.com and received an email from The Lionheart Group to schedule an interview next week. This is the 3rd time on Careerbuilder as well as a few other job sites that I've been approached by Multi-Level Marketing companies. I don't like the misrepresentation ...