Once they have your resume they know what you do, did, want, and desire. If it sounds too good to be true, it is.
About 30 min. After turning my resume in to the receptionist I met with Amy. She tells me that after reviewing my resume I am more than just qualified for the customer service position I was currently interviewing for, therefore they would like to consider me for the entry level management position they have available for a new contract. The contract is the Boston Red Sox; who wouldn't be ecstatic?!
I would potentially be responsible for 8-10 operators, their work performance, and the details we would discuss later depending on how interviews went with other prospects. She explained in detail the customer service portion and stated that they took inbound calls for orders and did outbound calls just to follow-up with existing clients. I'm told they handle new retail products for companies such as Samsonite, Disney, Liz Claiborne, and many more. I ask about salary and if the call center is in this office. 14-16 per hour, and yes was her response. I'm excited and come back for the second interview.
Second interview I meet again with Amy and (Anonymous). I asked a lot of questions so after many (anonymous) responds with well lets go and meet some of the clients and get you familiarized. I get into his car and I am introduced to Aaron another employee new to the company. Yikes, I'm confused now and begin badgering (anonymous) with questions. Is the call center in this business court? How many people does the company employ? When did the company open? I went on and on and on. I was continuously told we will discuss the details over lunch in the city near some of our clients.
Ten or so minutes later we're in the middle of Boston. He and Aaron open the trunk of the car and start pulling out knife sets. Ten bucks a piece and they get 30% but during the training week which Aaron is still in you don't get paid. It took everything I had not to laugh in this guys face. I pull it together and continue talking with him. He sends Aaron out to hit a few small restaurants while he talks to me. Aaron comes back and goes I sold three and is all excited. He's not getting paid but just made his company $9.00. Again with the Yikes on my part. I had my boyfriend pick me up and I left. They base the fake job off of your resume and attitude. These aren't the only phonies out there so be careful.
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