Family Promotions - Triple J Promotions - Quantum Marketing False Job Opportunity Announcements, Misleading website, Impossible to Attain Positions Advertised ripoff Orlando Florida

I applied to this company a while back and did not accept a job. The First writer is pretty ignorant in the fact that they should have inquired a little bit more before buying a ticket. If a company immediately sets up an interview with out much screening then you should assume they have a high turn over, then you should inquire more, no matter how much they want to tell you.

The company is set up with a profit sharing model, which can be said is similar to what is known as a ponzi scheme, or a pyramid HOWEVER it is not. It is set up like any other commissioned based sales or "marketing" organization, and uses cheap products, primarily non-profit based because it is easy to set up non-profit events. The events include selling non-profit products at grocery stores or anywhere possible which is fine.

The negative aspects I will mention are the following:

1. Misconception of the job opportunity. They are not hiring event coordinators or entry level managers. They are hiring keosk sales people, which if you can be successful by all means go for it. If you have REAL sales experience this is not the place for you.

2.ole' JJJ himself likes to hire himself some beautiful ladies. Wonder if he has other intentions for them. (no doubt pauline is purdy)

3.As long as someone is above you, or they are expanding there is no room for advancement. Just like any other sale enviroment. (unfortunately in the mean time dont expect 6 figures with this one)

4. If they are expanding expect a good ole boy system promotion or you better be a pretty girl ;)

Overall I think the business model is ingenious and I applaud the success the young group has had.

and congrats to duping my time out of me for the interview-all my fault.

Before, I even begin. I think that this is trivial, but find it necessary to back up our company since people happen to get bitter when things do not go their way and go as far as slander.

It is unbelievable that you would even take a situation that was not to your convenience and make it as if you are the victim.

First of all, we get hundreds of emails weekly requesting a position in our company, and with that we go as far as giving everyone an opportunity to come into a preliminary interview and sit with a Manager. I apologize, that the picture you had of flying in, landing the job, flying back home and getting to say "we are moving to Disney World and having a happy ending" did not go your way.

It is not the manager's or the recruiter's fault that you were so desperate for a job that you failed to inform the administrator that you do not even live in Orlando, were thinking of relocating, and lived out of state. If you did inform them of that, they would have asked you to call us when you moved into the area. If, you with-held that information, then it is your fault.

And as for your comments on marketing vs non profit, some of our clients are non profit and we include that information over the phone. So, that should be no surprise and if you are really sharp you would know that you can do marketing for non profit. But, who am I to educate? According to you, we are liars. Ha Good luck finding a job that would be to your convenience.

You may have some temporary loss of memory, because I recall you and the manager talking in the lobby after coming out from the preliminary interview. We went over the map that hangs in our lobby of the entire United States of America to see all of the affiliates we have and their locations.

I also, recall her giving you a contact and phone number to the Alabama office, so that you can continue the interview process close to home. I also recall you and her going over the phone list of the other offices and her calling several people to get you accommodated, due to lack of preparedness on your side.

I personally would not know why anyone would book a ticket to another state for only one day, to look for just one single position being offered. Only to have to turn around, without leaving any extra days to interview and find out more about the area in which you are so apt to live in. Obviously there was no thought to paper work or anything that may be required to attain a position. Especially, when you were the only one that knew that you lived hundreds of miles away.

We have over 25 employees and only 5 are from Orlando, the rest are from all over the country. Some have relocated from different states even, and all came down with ample time to get the job.

So congratulations to those who think outside the box and did let us know they were from out of town and they Got the Job!!