I received a call from this number, and they stated they reviewed my information on careerbuilder and then proceeded in asking me questions like, "what kind of position are you looking for?" "What would you like to do?" I then stated it would depend on what was being offered, and I then asked what company was he representing and he rushed off the phone and hung up. Seems like it was some kind of scam.
You people are comical! Im not sure what exactly you think your "exploiting" but clearly anyone who isnt competent enough to answer a simple question doesnt deserve to learn about the position and obviously hes not interested in giving you the time of day either! Sounds to me like you people just dont know HOW to answer the questions he is asking and thats why you fire back with your own questions lol I get it though your upset hes not interested in you so you come on here thinking its going to affect his business in any kinda way lol Good luck in your job search!
What's funny is you do not explain the outcome. I am guessing you are Scott or someone related to him to say something nice. Yet you never say if you're employed or how your call truly went. If I had to guess I would say you are Scott, a friend, family, or paid spokesman. Regardless, same on you for misleading people.
I too got a call just like everyone else saying, "He my resume on career builder and I if I needed a job to call him." I get a lot of responses from career builder and he is the only one to not give his job title, company name and position he is looking to fill.
I didn't bother calling him. True employers seeking employment do not call from cell numbers and they do go into detail on the position they wish to fill and information regarding it.
Stay silent and this scum wins....speak out and he will stop sooner or later.
If you are going to call and represent an employer that found your info on CareerBuilder than do so professionally. This guy gives nothing but his name and says, "I found you on CareerBuilder. If you're still interested in a job, call me."
What is the first alarm is that he is calling from a cell. Then he doesn't say what company he is representing or the position he is seeking to fill. HUGE RED FLAGS.
I get many responses in regards to my resume on CareerBuilder and ALWAYS, ALWAYS, the employers identify themselves, their company, what job they are seeking to fill and usually why they feel I'd make a good fit.
Nice use of proper writing capabilities and I am guessing you're Scott the way you put yourself out there. Dude, you suck at what you're doing.........I suggest putting your resume on CareerBuilder and see how far it gets you. LOL You're a joke and the so-called morons that stick up for you, maybe you should start up a business and see the success that follows.
Scott mentioned he found my resume on Careerbuilder. He then interrogated me on my current, past, and future employment information. After responding to his questions with broad answers, he said the position he had is in sales and wouldn't be a fit, then hung up.