Keystone International, Inc. Provided misleading job description on job posting. Middleberg Heights, Ohio

I am very grateful for the information that I found on the Ripoff Report about Keystone International, Inc. I too was lured in to the position of Human Resource--Sales & Marketing Manager--Entry Level. I applied for the position on a large job posting website and within a few hours, I received a call to come in for an interview. Well, it almost seemed too good to be true. The position seemed to be really exciting, professional, and within the salary range that I had been seeking.

Unfortunately, the only part of it that was correct was the part about being to good to be true. The more that I thought about it, the more that I became uncomfortable.

I always thoroughly research a company before I go on an interview. There was not a lot of information on the company's website. Then I decided to do a mass search engine search on Keystone International, Inc. That is when I found the Ripoff Report postings about Keystone International, Inc.

I was relieved that I was not the only person who felt questionable about this company. I feel fortunate to have found out this information before I went to the interview.

I had enough time to cancel my interview. This, of course, saved me valuable time and money. In these difficult economic times, we need to allocate our resources for necessary things instead of wasting them.