I received an email from a recruiter on Indeed.com for several positions like district manager position and financial advisor. I contacted the recruiter, Kyler Hood, and told him I was interested in an interview. In the acceptance email, I also asked him to provide me a web address. He bypassed that question by calling me and asking for a time to interview. After he gave me the address (13111 N Central Expy # 500, Dallas, TX 75243) I was able to do a more thorough investigation of his company. I found out that it was associated with . That is a company that is famous for its pyramid scheme of staging fake interviews to strong arm people into joining their horrible insurance selling commisioned job. It's obvious that they are using the title "Huffman and Associates" because they don't want "applicants" to do their research. Stay away from this company.
I received an email from a recruiter on Indeed.com for several positions like district manager position and financial advisor. I contacted the recruiter, Kyler Hood, and told him I was interested in an interview. In the acceptance email, I also asked him to provide me a web address. He bypassed that question by calling me and asking for a time to interview. After he gave me the address (13111 N Central Expy # 500, Dallas, TX 75243) I was able to do a more thorough investigation of his company. I found out that it was associated with Primerica. That is a company that is famous for its pyramid scheme of staging fake interviews to strong arm people into joining their horrible insurance selling commisioned job. It's obvious that they are using the title "Huffman and Associates" because they don't want "applicants" to do their research. Stay away from this company.
Josh Huffman & Associates Inc Reviews
I received an email from a recruiter on Indeed.com for several positions like district manager position and financial advisor. I contacted the recruiter, Kyler Hood, and told him I was interested in an interview. In the acceptance email, I also asked him to provide me a web address. He bypassed that question by calling me and asking for a time to interview. After he gave me the address (13111 N Central Expy # 500, Dallas, TX 75243) I was able to do a more thorough investigation of his company. I found out that it was associated with . That is a company that is famous for its pyramid scheme of staging fake interviews to strong arm people into joining their horrible insurance selling commisioned job. It's obvious that they are using the title "Huffman and Associates" because they don't want "applicants" to do their research. Stay away from this company.
I received an email from a recruiter on Indeed.com for several positions like district manager position and financial advisor. I contacted the recruiter, Kyler Hood, and told him I was interested in an interview. In the acceptance email, I also asked him to provide me a web address. He bypassed that question by calling me and asking for a time to interview. After he gave me the address (13111 N Central Expy # 500, Dallas, TX 75243) I was able to do a more thorough investigation of his company. I found out that it was associated with Primerica. That is a company that is famous for its pyramid scheme of staging fake interviews to strong arm people into joining their horrible insurance selling commisioned job. It's obvious that they are using the title "Huffman and Associates" because they don't want "applicants" to do their research. Stay away from this company.