The company lied to me on the telephone to obtain an interview. The person on the phone represented themselves as calling from The Basu Agency, not the Fisher Group, and that they had received my application via the internet and wanted to schedule an interview. I did not recognize the name of the company, could not recall ever applying for any position, and a check of my account revealed I did not.

I got a call from someone who found my resume online stating that they "wanted me to come in for an interview." Weird. Nothing about the position or the organization, just a "come on in and interview." I was skeptical, so I took to Glassdoor to find out what this "Fisher Agencies" was all about. I am glad I did. Not only was this voicemail completely unprofessional and cryptic, when I called to inform them I wasn't interested, I was hung up on by a very confused-sounding young woman. First of all, if you are recruiting someone for a role, don't give them the hard sell that they have to come in for an interview right way. Secondly, when I called, it sounded like the room from the movie "Boiler Room" and that there were about 50 people manning the phone lines. Red flags all around. Run, run, run as fast as you can!