I was offered a contract position in a company called Gore Design Completions in San Antonio, Texas. I was so pleased to have a job after being let go two months earlier. I flew to San Antonio to check out the place. Guess what? I couldn't find it. None of their addresses can be located. When I returned, I was dismayed to find out they will not sign the papers. The reason cited is they wanted to wait for the planes to arrive.
I've worked in two previous aerospace companies and this is the first time I heard of a company that won't sign papers because of a plane schedule. It's already been three weeks since being told I have a job at Gore Design, and I don't have any paperwork confirming the offer. What kind of crack operation is Gore Design running? That they are willing to shelve a person's future just to stay in schedule. The company must be very inflexible in many other things if they won't even want to sign someone on to start work. Why they have to wait for some plane to come in first was never properly explained despite repeated demands for explanation. It just doesn't sound right. Nor was I ever told when the planes are arriving. Against despite repeated demands.
As of now, I have no job. They refused to sign the papers. So I'm back to being unemployed. All the money spent was wasted. Time wasted. Opportunity wasted too. While I was carrying the torch for Gore Design, all other opportunities that I could have taken were filled up. I was lied to about the job offer.
I am very disappointed in the way the company has treated prospective employees. I will do everything within my (limited) means to inform anyone looking for a job not to find it in Gore Design Completions. Further information about this suspicious company is found in their website: goredesign.com/contacts.html
Terence
Westminster, California
U.S.A.
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