Phoenix Management If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck Middlesex, New Jersey

I received a call 12noon on Monday and was asked if I could come in for an interview the samed day for either management trainee, customer service or receptionist.  Initially thought they must be a scam because this last-minute-come-in-a-rush interview method just seemed like sheep herding; first quack.  Then when I agreed to the come-in-right-away interview method, the girl on the phone said, "Dress sharp"; second quack.   

The office was in what looked like a strip mall for bikers.  I love bikes and bikers, but as I drove up I thought, what type of business would be next door to what looked like a bike chop-shop? There was no company name on the door nor inside the office.  The office looked/felt dingy.  The recetionist had loud club music playing; third quack.  Then Donny came out talking so fast I bearly got his name, and he said "My partner is not here to help with all these interviews so as opposed to keeping you waiting, I will speak to you all at once".  Ok, that was my initial feeling about being herded like sheep; fourth quack.

In the mass-interview, Donny said we would all have a one-on-one 3 hour interview with him if we were called back and from there he would know if WE had an interest; fifth quack.  Then he proceeded to deliver the HOOK, you know the hook that's thrown out to make a catch.  He said would you like to make $575.00 a week as a managemnet trainee or help on the phones for $10.00 an hour?  Good hook, and frankly enough quacks for me.

As I was driving home I knew they would call me back for the one-on-one, because the more fish you catch on the hook the better, just in case some slip off.  I turned them down flat and followed my gut instinct and checked them out online. The BBB gave this company an A+ rating (??).  Thank goodnes for Ripoff Report who allows anothers to speak the truth.