Global Career Management Seattle the money and the time invested was a complete waste Seattle Washington

the service looked very promising. Lou Spadoni whipped out this thick binder full of incredibly happy notifications from folks who supposedly snapped up incredible jobs and boosted their careers. After a lot of hand-wringing, my wife and I decided to take the chance and pay the $6,000 to buy into their 3-year promise.

It was a lot of work, and emails and letters and submissions.

They said I'd get into hundreds of new career search engines, which looked sort of like what happened alright. And my resume was redone and redone every which way you can think of.

I got a SINGLE call out of it, and that was for a job I was ENTIRELY unsuited for.

After months of nothing happening, I got a phone call from an old friend who found a job that was a perfect fit. The new company hired me within 4 hours of meeting, WITHOUT even asking for a resume. They wanted to "snatch me up" before I got taken by another company.

If I were more cynical, I'd say that their system is "you do lots of work and they'll watch".

If Global Career Management's system were good, how come they could not find a single INTERVIEW for me. Not one. In eight months, not a single relevant phonecall has come to me from any lead supposedly generated by their system. I have hard-core experience in my field, and rock solid references all across my industry.

I would not again use the services of Global Career Management. It was a complete waste of time and money for me and possibly a distraction from effective ways of getting the job you want. You may well have a different experience of it, but for me, it was oversold and under-delivered. I really hope I am the exception, and that others like me have had a much better experience of it.

Seattleexecutive Seattle, Washington
U.S.A.