This is an Inusurance Office (Andy Albright's Office in Burlington, NC)--they troll for resumes for insurance agent candidates--Not forthcoming with the info and had to look them up online once the "hiring manager" (sounded like a kid) gave me his name. If you can't be upfront about who you are and why you are calling then what else are they not telling you.
This is an Inusurance Office (Andy Albright's Office in Burlington, NC)--they troll for resumes for insurance agent candidates--Not forthcoming with the info and had to look them up online once the "hiring manager" (sounded like a kid) gave me his name. If you can't be upfront about who you are and why you are calling then what else are they not telling you.
Thanks for this post. I got the same kinda call this afternoon. Didn't take it seriously because "Lauren" wouldn't give me the nam of the company she represented. Supposed to have a phone interview tomorrow, but when the phone rings, I'll let it go to voice mail.
Sounded flakey to start with!
I have to agree with the previous posters. My resume is on line. I have received several calls and emails, however, this is the first not to leave a message. Moreover, if they read my resume, they would know that I am getting out of the financial services industry... apparently, they don't read either.
I received a call from this number stating that Eric Larvie would like to have a phone interview with me tomorrow. The lady on the other end said they are based out of North Carolina but have positions in Michigan available. When I asked what type of business this was, she told me it was financial services. Contemplating whether I should let the call go to voicemail tomorrow??