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.
I find it difficult to believe that I will make a lot of money working in an organization that lacks the professionalism to clearly identify themselves in a voice message. Thankfully, through this site I found enough about Mr. Sturm to decide against returning a call. Between the lack of professionalism in voice mail, to his movements and poorly fitted suit on the corporate video posted on http://sfglife.com/testimonials-public.html. I'm guessing this is your average sales pyramid scheme.
I'm not saying this isn't an opportunity for everyone, but it is defiantly not for me. I require a sales organization, even those without a base salary to present themselves in a professional manner. That goes for your telephone presence as well as your attire. If I were Mr. Sturm I would ask for that video to be removed until I was presentable. Good luck to those that choose this path.
He is now on craigslist. Here is his ad. I did not call but googled the number and wound up here
Sales opportunity
compensation: commission
Looking to hire sales reps. Unlimited commission and advances. Contracts with Top Rated Company's and in house leads!! Need to fill position ASAP please call Scott for interview if interested.
I got a call from a guy named Scott Sturm asking for my wife and said he was following up on some inquiries she had abot mortgage protection. There was never any inquiries.
I received a very garbled voicemail from this number and, had it not been for caller-ID, I still wouldn't know who it was from. I called the number and the guy talked as though he had a mouth full of marbles, but I did understand that he had seen my resume posted on careerbuilder.com. He started quizzing me about what kind of position I was seeking, why I left my least job, etc., without ever identifying himself or his company,
I asked him who he was and, still without identifying himself, told me it was a sales position of some kind and he didn't feel that my background was right (I guess he couldn't figure that out by reading my resume).
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.