Need reply beforehand tomorrow: Is the company I'm going to interview for a scam?
I went to an initial interview today for a company call NV Innovations, not sure how many near are but I went to the one surrounded by Elmsford, NY. It's a marketing/sales firm that works with credit card companies.I interviewed near the president herself, she was incredibly impressed with me. The position is for an statement executive, mind you I have no exec experience but I do own plenty of customer service, data entry, and admin exp. She said to come support tomorrow for a more extensive second interview.
I went to read more give or take a few the company on G00GLE and one of the 1st results was from Rip Off Report and it said the word "scam", I go to click on the link and it won't unambiguous the page. I then G00GLEd "NV Innovations scam" and individual got accurate results from rip rotten report but none of them opened.
Could anyone shed some desk light on this so-called scam?
Answers: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/24...
Try this - this is a story of someone applying for a job at NV Innovations. (copy and mash in browser website if it doesn't automatically link)
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To Expect:What makes you a right fit here?
What are some good merits that you have?
What experience do you hold to offer?
Can you work week-ends?