Marty Zuckerman called me this afternoon. Left a message saying she was with Domari and is working on "a project" in my home state, and they wanted to ask for my help in pushing them in the right direction...whatever that means (off a cliff?)
If you're in search of a recruiter, don't use these folks. I made the mistake of working for this outfit for a period of time. Worst mistake of my life. Left them to go to an ethical recruiting company. If you get a call from them, as a former employee, run is my advice.
Tim Simon called several times today asking for various employees. I then had an employee speak to him to find out what he wanted. Discovered he was a recruiter trying to talk to all of our employees. He uses very heavy handed tactics. I think I'll get a whistle and burst his eardrum next time....
I was contacted as they, D & A, have an ad on a few different employment sites. I am in search of work and I have a recruiting background, plus the commute would not be too bad. The Manager, Brian Kile, seemed courteous and professional, of course this is for them attracting me as a potential employee working for them, and I had met the former one years ago, but went a different direction for my vocation.
As this is a fairly recent post, I hope you would be so kind to inform me if the leads one receives, or finds to place, are repeatedly shared, accounts are worked by the less professional representatives from there?
Thank you in advance for your reply, I can only hope you are able to view this and answer my inquiry....
Tim Simon at Domari just left me a voicemail on my cell phone. He says that he has a great opportunity in my area that he would like to discuss with me. After reading the posts here I am not going to call him back. I'll see if he will call me back first.