Trans Continental Talent while maybe not illegal certainly an immoral business practice for both employees & clients Rip-off Ferndale Michigan

I am a professional consultant working in the Telecommunications industry. Well, I am for the next two weeks :) While emotionally pensive due to my recent notification of job loss, I uncharacteristically applied to TC Talent for the job of Scout. (I usually spend a fair amount of time researching an organization before applying)


After spending only 30 minutes online..and calling several contacts within the College & University industry....I had my (re) answer.

"Dear Susan,

As a Marketing professional and consultant, I consider myself invariably detailed when it comes to researching an "opportunity."

In this instance, before responding to you originally with an affirmation, I did not follow my usual procedure.

After doing a brief review of your company's past, and current financial and operational practices, I have decided that your company is just one of many organizations that fronts false dreams and unattainable expectations for both your employees and your clients.

As an added note:
I will not be attending the job interview...besides, we both know I would have gotten the job...

It's all about the numbers.

Sincerely,
XXXXXXXXXX"

Steven
Jackson, Michigan
U.S.A.