I was hired by Computertraining. Edu as an Assistant Director of Admissions on Aug. 24th. I left my previous position at Citizens Bank and was offered a full-time, permanent position with this company, at least I thought so. After being hired, I noticed that many candidates were being interviewed for the same position and all of the candidates were starting at 36k plus bonuses! I thought that the company must have been doing well if it was reasonable to hire over 20 people. I believed in this up until the day when over 20 of us were called into a conference room only to be told that this would be the last day we'd be working for the company. The reason for our termination was due to "ecomonic reasons". I fully understand that there is an ecomonic crisis going on across the nation, but for a company to conduct a mass hire only to let their employees go in a few weeks is beyond unreasonable. Many of us felt that this company only hired us on a temporary basis only to reduce their workload and increase their sales quotas before the fiscal year. Speaking for myself, I was terminated on the 89th day of working for the company. I found it rather ironic that on the day the termination took place (Nov. 23rd) I arrived home to find my Medical benefits card. My intention for reporting Computertraining. Edu to usacomplaints.com is to warn potential job-seekers to refrain from applying to this company. Secondly, I want to warn potential students that want to obtain an IT position to refrain from applying to this school. If you happen to go to their website don't attampt to visit their campuses!!! Their Online Entrance Exam is a tool used to get the applicant to visit their school. While at the school they will attempt to run your credit for a loan approval for tuition. Please be advised there is no finacial aid no do they accept grants! Don't get sucked into this trap!!!
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