Sologig They use a deceptive pitch, Internet

If you get an email from Deena, she is not a recruiter.  She is an automated agent that tries to make you think she spoke with a company and has an opening.  That first message sounded quite real, Deena had mailed me, stated "(a company) is interested in you!"  I kicked myself for not immediately responding.  Then, I saw over and over again that many companes were "interested" in me for positions well outside of my qualifications.  All those engineering companies fighting to hire me just didn't seem to fit with an undergraduate sociology degree.  It brought some amusement but no more.

If Deena sends an email and tells you a company is "interesed in you," it doesn't mean that a recruiter saw your resume and is now awaiting contact.  More likely, the automated agent matched something you did in the account set up, and even it if matches poorly, they will say that a company is "interested in you," when they were never contacted.  I can't quite yet say it's bait and switch because I never called 'em.  However, they are most certainly planting bait that just isn't real.