I lost my job with a Fortune 500 company about a year ago.in my job search I found MONSTER.com and applied for a several jobs. I was totally ripped off by Monster ads because they all led to either non-existent jobs or jobs with businesses that are under investigation by some government acronym, telemarketing, or some other type of scam. I am so mad I could spit that I wasted all my time trying to find a job via the Internet on this SCAM SITE.
Some of the scams they advertise are Bernard Haldane, Options Talent, Primerica, and I even learned about this website because they had a positon listed. I saw that they had a need for an investigator in several locations around the country; about 8 or 10 locations. I was willing to relocate so I submitted my resume. Shortly thereafter, I was contacted by complaint and told that they did not place the ad. They even told me that after having informed MONSTER that the ad was filed fraudulently MONSTER refused to remove it. As of this writing, it is still on their site. What is Monster thinking?
I thought I would also get some help from a "reputable" employment agency and found Bernard Haldane. Their schlock was so greasy it made me sick. "Do you have a significant other? Bring the little lady with you." I have a degree in psychology and knew exactly what they were doing. It also made me wonder why the Better Business Bureau did not have an unsatifactory rating on MONSTER.
Same with Primerica, I had no idea what they were and I thought it was a legitimate financial planning career. When I got there they were just a bunch of evangelical kooks. I felt like I was supposed to stand up and shout, Hallelujah! Options Talent - more of the same sleezy schmultz. If you sacrifice all for us and work 16 hours a day for the chance of eventually getting a salary, and you might get laid by a model - if you can become as sleezy as us. I really knew that there was something wrong with MONSTER after I went to the model scout training seminar.
MONSTER owes me for five weeks of lost job hunting time. Apparently Monster has no regard for the unemployed, and only worried about getting their advertising fees. I'm told as I'm writing this, Monster is owned by a lawyer. Figures. That explains everything.
Back to the Sunday Newspapers.
Paula
Castle Rock, Colorado
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