Virtual assistant Interview Questions

I also had the same experience. This is definitely a scam!

If you read through the (employee) reviews, you'll notice the broken english, bad grammar, and incomplete sentences. Further, multiple reviews use the same text, confirming that it's pre-set text copied and pasted without any thought.

I have received a interview offer for tomorrow too. is this a scam too? how do i know if its a scam or legit?

Look at them playing with their dog over there. They're so cute.

Yes

This is a scam pretending to be Centene Corporation

I went through a similar thing. All a scam unfortunately. I spent so much time preparing for these interviews. I let the real Centene Corporation know, in both HR and Legal, and they didn't care. No action on their part even though they said they were aware of the fraud. In my opinion, they're just as shady for not alerting the public to this. Stephanie Hall, Cynthia / Cindy Brinkley, Rob Allen profiles were all involved. If you're scammed, know they are aware of this now with full documentation from me.

I have "sacrificed" a day off to help a friend move. I have "sacrificed" living independently to move in with my mother after her stroke to take care of her. I have "sacrificed" a comfortable and content life to move over 1,000 miles to help my adult kids and my ex-husband during a cancer diagnosis. I put the word sacrifice in quotation marks because I don't really feel like I sacrificed anything. If I am doing something to help someone I love, I am gaining so much more than if I stayed where I was.

I have "sacrificed" a day off to help a friend move. I have "sacrificed" living independently to move in with my mother after her stroke to take care of her. I have "sacrificed" a comfortable and content life to move over 1,000 miles to help my adult kids and my ex-husband during a cancer diagnosis. I put the word sacrifice in quotation marks because I don't really feel like I sacrificed anything. If I am doing something to help someone I love, I am gaining so much more than if I stayed where I was.

You most likely found out that it's an obvious load of b.s. I just went through the conference call. The first half seemed pretty decent. I wasn't really trying to make a career of it. I just wanted something HR related to put on my resume'. Anyway, it did seem ok as a commission opportunity until the second half of the conference was dedicated to "not" try to sell us Legal Shield. It was apparent that whomever didn't opt in to purchase the product wouldn't get the position. "Legal Shield is NOT a requirement" was stressed a couple of time. Then, he tried to give the "if you don't own the product, then how will you understand your job?" and "If you don't understand, then you may not be a great fit for this role... you may have a tough time recruiting, anyway." He was basically saying that those who didn't purchase Legal Shield would not get the job. "We're not a part of Legal Shield. We're just a broker." Great job violating the whole Truth in Advertising thing, Harvard Risk Management. I feel bad for those naive people that bought into this mess.

Do not fall for this obvious scam. I work in the field of HR and have for several years. I specialize in several areas of HR including recruiting. No citizen of the USA should ever pay to gain employment by purchasing the employers product to become eligible for employment.

With my years of VA experience and mutual core values I believe I would be an excellent addition to the team.

I never got a phone interview when does that come into play

I was happy to tell her that I would not have any such distractions and she was able to ascertain that I did not have such distractions.