I had the great experience of working for these so called "professionals".. And be in their office to be educated first hand on how they locate their jobs
advertise them and falsely display some of them. If they wish to stay in business perhaps they should drop their fees and let people know up front what it is that they really do which is simply compile a LISTING of jobs that are available and open in the local areas. The reality is that most of these jobs are already being advertised by the company themselves on their websites, and are available to the general public. The man behind the scenes (office manager) has high schoolers working in the office and one other person whose husband has had umpteem jobs due to past felony charges.
THESE ARE NOT PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE BY ANY MEANS only the office manager has attended college. I was sent home on the days that they did not bring in enough people at the front desk and I had no work or pay for those lost hours. It took me a few weeks to figure out the real deal and then I left. They themselves are always advertising for office staff because the revolving door of people they hire figure out the real deal then leave...
In the position I was hired for there had been more than 6 people in the past year doing the same jobCalling companies to find open positionshourly plus commissionscommissions that I never saw, because the other office staff that had been there longer made sure I never got credit for...
I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND ANYONE to NOT even step in the front door, its a scam in my opinion and they are getting away with it. Find a job the old fashioned way just like they do pull out the phone book and start calling, network, go to agencies, but dont put money out to organizations like this... Almost $200, in this economy. They cant do any better than you yourself could REALLY... Wake up!!!
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