thank you for posting this! You got this one right.

They should have left a message!!!

Recruiter for Ricoh (a technology company). It is legit at least in my case, I had scheduled an interview and the recruiter/representative called me with that #

I'm assuming big companies use third party recruiters to scan out worthy resumes before sending them to the actual recruiters. Just had a call last week.

Hiring Recruiter. Comes up some place in Ohio.

It's a recruiting company called: The RightThing®, An ADP® Company ? 3401 Technology Drive, Findlay, OH  45840
www.rightthinginc.com

This phone number keeps coming up my cell phone  and it rings two time times and that is it does any one no who it might be ?

Got this call for an interview with Pepsi Co. and to process with next step.

Recruiter for Goodyear tire.

call from chrysler for job

Auto correct.  Successfully owning my grammar since forever.

* They claim to be an ADP company.

If Charter Communications wants to hire me, they can either accept my application (if I apply) or call me directly.  I don't deal with 3rd party, outsourcing companies which are nothing more than glorified temporary positions without any true guaranteed work.

Further more, those personal profiling questionnaires you use are a waste of time and resource.  Half the time the "right answers" can be Google'd and should not be substituted for a real person interview.

For the record, as a manager when we depended on that same process, the people who the "computer" told us was qualified often ended up out the door before most of their co-workers could remember their names.  As compared to the people we hired without the computer system.

And finally, as a pet peeve... One of your questions in your automated system is very flawed.  If you ask me if I'm a thief and I answer honestly, no.  The next question asking me if the value of stolen goods was between 10 - 20, 20 - 50, 50 or more, seems like admitting you are one no matter what you reply because there is no ZERO option.

The company who is calling people is called, "The Right Thing".  They claim they to be an ADP company.  Their website is www.rightthinginc.com

You're better off not answering.

scam

just data miners
saying they represent big ABC companies

better to invest your time and job search with legitimate organizations

here's a good idea:
have anyone calling you out of the blue
email you their full contact info:  name, company name, phone, email address, and website
and a complete explanation of why they're contacting you

from there you can better research their company and intents

Called both my phones seconds apart while I was busy on one line. Never left a message on either phone, and never sent an email to any of my mailbox accounts, including spam filter folder. I tried a call back, and the recording told me it was a generic answering line and to check my messages for the name of who called before I call back. What messages ? And how would I ask for so n so ?? WTF !!!

They are conducting telephonic interviews on behalf of several companies

Driving truck

Recruiter called about work

applied at Hallmark as a merchandiser and expected a call back from a Hallmark Rep. but got a recruiter.

Got a call from this number today to schedule a phone interview for a Mid - Senior management position at Goodyear south of Cleveland. Heh.. Yea I dont get to excited by these emails.

"We would like to schedule it one of these three times"

Phone Interviews.. like a waste of time.

The interesting part is on their website they wanted my social security number.. They werent getting it.

smart move by the previous commenter.

Never give out your social

they called me after applying with Pepsi. However my phone interview was scheduled for Sunday between 10:30 am-10:45 am and they are just calling at 8:20 pm. I tried to return the call but it is an unattended line. Not sure what to do next but now is not a good time for an interview that is why I did not schedule my appointment for this time :/

Seems to be a third party screening company, who does preliminary interviews. They contacted me after I send an online app. to a local company. They are legit.

Legitimate company: The Right Thing, Inc. <therightthinginc.com>. They are hired by companies to do a variety of Human Resources-type functions.

My experience:

I submitted my resume to a large biotechnology company on the East Coast. About 10 days later, I got a call from this number to do a screening interview. Most of the questions were regarding verifcation of the information in my resume, asking why I left each previous job, whether I would be willing to relocate, etc. In other words, some basic information to pass on to the hiring manager.

I then received a call from the biotech company and interviewed directly with the hiring manager.

Finally, I received another call from this number to set up the in-person interview.

From my perspective, they were completely professional and competent.

This number called me saying thet were trying to process my backgroung check for Sears and needed my date off birth. When i called back it was no way to talk back to the lady that called me they just hanged up. Something is funny about this company. Dont trust them.

Legit. I applied to work for Scotts. They wanted for to set up for the next step in the interview process which was a phone interview.

Got a call from this number today...message said reply by fax with w-2 copies from 2 employers i had...lol.. call back number was a 1-866 deal ...and to send the w-2's via fax number to verify backround check...previously had a call requesting same info and the number was a 1-866...when i asked why they needed w-2 info the lady, who had a thick indian accent by the way, told me she was located in india and they represented the employer in the hiring process. She said she would send an email to me and had fax info attatched. not the same email i received from chrysler prior to the original call. I believe since the first call made them leary of me asking questions they phoned from an ohio number after with a woman with a american accent asking for the same w-2 info. this time from the 419 number i did not take the call and waited to hear the voicemail...lol..called my attorney general and they suggested to contact chrysler directly to verify because it sounded fishy...i suggest all do the same and dont get caught

Got a call from this number it was a recruiter in regards to my resume on monster.com wondering if i was interested in a marketing posistion available in my area and followed up with an email and 866 call back number. Seems legit.

Received a call from this number and also an email from the person that left a voicemail. He is representing NCR Talent Acquisition. This was a follow-up call for a position that I had applied for and was letting me know that I was selected for an interview.

Wow, Cant believe is this economy you would turn down a job!  You are too good to work at Walmart?  Or are you one of those people eating off my tax dollars????

This is not spam this is a staffing agency hired by larger corporations to gather a bunch of applicants at one time!