so many of these agents are disguising as employers. they leave
a job offer saying their company are looking for sales persons to
expand their company. and when u call them up they tell u its some
retailing, sales job handling some big profile companies' sales
like DBS etc. when u go down to meet that guy, u realise its all
bullshit. he avoids your qns and ask u wait for his manager to come
down and explain to u. and den u realise DBS has no relation to
them. bravo! then u noe its time to bail out, but they wun let u
go. they will bug u to no end. come out with fake stories to change
your mind. and the only way to leave is walk right past them and
ignore them. have fun!
since you mention about this job offer disguise, than perhaps
you guys should take a closer look at the classified job ads.
literally, there at least a few tell-tale signs of mlm
advertising who are regularly paying newspapers for prospects.
i will not share how to look at it, but if you buy newspapers
and look for jobs long enough, you will one day pick up how to see
such recruitment job ad gimmicks.
plus overpromising and pulling links is the most often used
method which they are using and it works on gullible,innocent,
naive and ignorant people.
first thing first to save yourself from making a waste trip, ask
them for company name and website for reference before even making
any trip down. Proper business employment companies (non-mlms)
should be able to come up front with these details.
hope this tip helps you and the rest of the readers.
btw: thanks for your contribution.
