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Complaint Review: RDG Careers - Toronto Ontario
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RDG Careers
350 Bay Street, Level 9 Toronto, M5H 2S6 Ontario, Canada
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416-363-9244
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RDG Careers Do your research before going on an interview and ask questions Toronto Ontario
I went to the Toronto National Job Fair yesterday, April 1, 2009. I saw a booth with 2 men dressed in suits.
I gave this guy Morgan Shaw my resume and he booked an interview to see me next week.
To get ready for my interview and to get more info on this person, I researched him and found this website. I immediately realized that this company (now under a new name) had lots of complaints and scammed lots of people.
They changed their name from RD Group International, to RDG Careers. They are still in the same location but changed two digits of their phone number and instead of suite #900, now they say they are on Level 9.
I called the company to talk to this guy but he was "in a meeting".
I get a bad feeling about this and I will not persue it.
Be ware and get more info before going into an interview.
Ask all your questions on the phone and do not pay any fees. Headhunters get paid by the company who hires them to find employees...not by you.
John
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
I gave this guy Morgan Shaw my resume and he booked an interview to see me next week.
To get ready for my interview and to get more info on this person, I researched him and found this website. I immediately realized that this company (now under a new name) had lots of complaints and scammed lots of people.
They changed their name from RD Group International, to RDG Careers. They are still in the same location but changed two digits of their phone number and instead of suite #900, now they say they are on Level 9.
I called the company to talk to this guy but he was "in a meeting".
I get a bad feeling about this and I will not persue it.
Be ware and get more info before going into an interview.
Ask all your questions on the phone and do not pay any fees. Headhunters get paid by the company who hires them to find employees...not by you.
John
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
