I found them on Craigs list that should have been my firstclue. I was under the impression that this was a government service or anactual job agency. When you walk into the center, you get a feeling that thisplace is temporary. The walls are mostly bare except for a few inspirationalposters, and 5-8 desks with sales people. Each sales person is hard selling theirsupposed service. Joe my sales person was working hard to get my money. Heclaimed I could get a job for 13-15 dollars an hour, without ANY priorinformation on my job info, as long as I pay him 320 dollars for 3 months ofservice. He kept trying to pressure me into paying for this service. He did notname one company, and there was only one computer in the back, which we couldnot access to print a resume.
Joe in the depth of our conversation revealedthat he has only been there for a week and he was a FELON! HE asked me what mybank was and tried to tell me their service was better than my free job placementprogram at my old college, and that it cost more because I had to go and payfor school. If they have an in-depth database full of jobs and can get meinterview guaranteed, then WHERE ARE THE COMPUTERS! Real agencies have computers;do not make you pay, because employers pay them for quality applicants not theother way around. Oh he wanted another interview on my husbands payday. Thewhole place is just suspicious and reminds me of every scam I have ever comeacross.
My advice if it looks temporary, the place is hiring felons, and they want money up front then it is a scam. AVOID Career Development Centerof Atlanta
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