Hiring Scam

[xarir]

I'm quietly (well, not so quietly now that I'm posting here I guess ...) testing the waters for a new job. I've posted the resume on Workopolis, called a few headhunters, had a couple of headhunters call me.

So today I receive this email from toronto@execcareerhunt.com:

We recently noticed your online resume and would like to direct it to one of our affiliate firms. Our affiliate is a Toronto based career management firm that specializes in assisting senior executives and managers in securing the best jobs in the local area. They steward their clients careers, maximizing their earning potential and job satisfaction.

By providing unique tools and technology, they assist their clients in identifying and pursuing the best career opportunities.

If you are interested in learning more, please reply to toronto@execcareerhunt.com and attach the most current version of your resume. We will then direct it to the appropriate individual in the Toronto office. If they feel they can help you their executive administrator will call you to set a time to meet with one of their consultants.

Best regards,

Christine Whitman
Mainland Careers



Please Use the following link to no longer receive emails from us:
http://www.recruitmenttech.com/emails/optout?ea=[xarir's email addy]

It almost sounds legit, but the spider senses are still tingling. So I did a little digging and came across this link:

http://i-am-geek.blogspot.com/2008/02/execcareerhuntcom.html


Anyhow, hopefully this post might be useful to anyone else out there looking for a job.