I received a call from Patrick Lousy today, and seems he is associated with other numbers on this site. Stating he was with PFS and had management positions available and opening a new store in the West Chester area. Suppose to interview with him tomorrow? I don't want to sell insurance????
I received a call from Patrick Lousy today, and seems he is associated with other numbers on this site. Stating he was with PFS and had management positions available and opening a new store in the West Chester area. Suppose to interview with him tomorrow? I don't want to sell insurance????
I also received a call about a job which my daughter wrote down the message. I looked up the number and it ended up being a cell so I couldnt trace it. but in my research, I saw this post. It ends up being Patrick Lause and the PFS is primerica financial services and his new store is not new as he has had that office since 1994 when he started selling insurance type stuff.
If you get this reply, can you tell me what you ended up finding out and if you went for the interview? looks like you wrote this back in 2012 about a year ago...i guess that is why he is successful...he scours the internet for people in need of jobs...I kind of hate my personal info is out there when I sign up at Monster, Careerbuilder, etc. for all these type of people to get ahold of.
I too received a call from him. I told him the first time that I was not interested in selling insurance for him. I guess he forgot, because he called again about a half hour later. Nice.
Yes I too got a call, however, I do have resumes out so I would expect a company to call me. It wasn't for me however, I did my research and I liked what the company did, which was to help people make more money, become debt free and financially independent. That was the mission statement.
I found these posts by doing a search for Patrick Lousy, in preparation for an interview this morning. I had felt a little suspicious because during the extremely short 'phone interview' he seemed to be asking questions based on an old resume, and as someone with experience in Human Resources, the questions felt very shallow for someone trying to employ a Manager. He would not get into specifics over the phone, only stated they had many jobs available, and we could discuss them in person. His name was familiar to me, so I checked my phone- sure enough I had him as a contact under the number listed here (there are also posts for him calling from 513-771-0888). He had contacted me 2 years ago about a job for different company, that after months of my calling to check status- never materialized. He seemed nervous when I mentioned we'd spoken before, and asked if I'd interviewed at the time (which then made me wonder how he had my number- I assumed I was in his files from the previous job contact). He stated only that he was with PFS, but after reading the postings here with more information, I recall a few years back actually going to an interview in Sharonville with a different contact (same company apparently). I remember walking in and it looked like they rented the office just for the occasion and I saw lots of other people milling around as if it were an open house, and quickly figured out it was an endless parade of people invited for assembly line interviews- all the while, the information was somehow 'sketchy' about the job details and pay. After my 'interview', I was sent to a room of people, shown a slide presentation and it was revealed this was a commission job, etc, and was not the kind of job I would want. I was angry I had just invested over an hour for a 'job' that wasn't a real job, that did pay in a traditional sense, with people that can't give you a straight answer until they've already wasted your time. I walked out of there in the middle of the presentation. They may be a 'real' company, and they may offer 'jobs' in the broadest sense of word, but it's not the job most people would look for, and if they're really legitimate, they should be able to provide details on the first call about the position and it's expectations, as well as the fact it's a commission job. Makes you wonder what they're hiding. This contact's last name may truly be descriptive of the whole company, or at the very least their approach to 'recruiting'.....Lousy. If they are 'legitimate', it's a terrible thing in this economy to get someone excited to have an interview, then drop the bomb on what to really expect only after they've invested time which should have been spent some other way. These are not positions most of us can afford to accept, nor can we afford the feeling of being 'deceived' or the disappointment this approach creates. Shame on them.