I received this email:
We are seeking a Human Resources Assistant. The ideal candidate will have an interest in HR and will be responsible for supporting the Human Resources Manager, and both Program Directors. This person will need to be very detail oriented and very professional. He or she will assist in headcount reporting, temporary invoicing, answering the phone, assisting with special projects, possibly assisting with mailers, & responding to our client groups when needed. This position offers $16.50/hour plus benefits, which we can discuss at the time you decide to interview.
"Applicant Name", to avoid being flooded with applications and responses, I have only extended this opportunity to a select number of qualified individuals. Your online resume caught my attention, and I would like to start the interview process as soon as I possibly can. I am eager to hear back from you today, if at all possible.By clicking the hyperlink below, you can view more information about the position, benefits offered, our company, and send in your application as an interested applicant.
I would like to learn more about the Human Resources Assistant opening.
I hope to receive your application later today!
Respectfully Yours,
C. Garner
HR Director
While completing the "application" I was asked several questions I'm sure were related to selling my information to marketing firms. I received a call from someone asking about my interest in furthering my education. They confirmed my info, then transferred me to MR Hilton at Univ of Phoenix.
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