Before graduating college, many begin frantically searching for jobs. Some land the job of their dreams, others are not so fortunate. I was one of the not so fortunate individuals, there for am writing this to warn others of companies like Superior Consulting International. These companies have many different names, though are easy to spot. The mother corporation is commonly referred to as Cydcor.
It is easy to spot these companies when searching on the net. They utilize every internet employment sight known, and often are looking for those who are interested in the "management in training program." They also use headings like sports and entertainment, marketing media, and abuse the word entrepreneur. The simple fact is that the turn over rate is extremely high, they drain their employees of their own personal resources and call it entrepreneurism.
In addition, they teach their employees how to scam both prospective employees as well as prospective consumers. The pay is terrible (100% commission) with small commission structures, and there are times when employees end up paying out of there own pockets back to the company instead of recieveving a check for there 12 hour day 5 - 6 days a week. Owners like MIKE MALKOVICH, sexually harass female employees, and require that employees drink alcohol with him at least once a week in order to get ahead. This is " team night." I personally know that he hired a 17 year old female, then had sex with her, passed her on to several other employees and now that girl is pregnant with one of there children. Isn't that sick, or is that just me.!?
In my opinion, they lie, steal, cheat, and are no better than those in prison. When it is finally all said and done, what have you gotten from being with this company? A good reference in exchange for not saying anything bad about their business. I believe that people need to know about these types of organizations. We can put them out of business by simply not working for them. Don't buy into their lies and promises of a grand life, cause more likely than not, you'll end up wishing you never responded to that ad in search for your " dream job."
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