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Irving, United States

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Employment agency· Corporate office· Recruiter· Temp agency

PDS Tech Inc Reviews | Rating 2,4 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

PDS Tech Inc is located in Irving, United States on 300 E John Carpenter Fwy #700. PDS Tech Inc is rated 2.4 out of 5 in the category employment agency in United States.

Address

300 E John Carpenter Fwy #700

Phone

+1 2146479600

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

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Christopher Jordan

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What can I say... I rarely write reviews about companies like this but here we go... So I went through the offer process and thought well, this is work from home, I am willing to take a pay cut... I am saying 30% base cut because they seemed nice... They want someone with extremely niche skills but do not want to offer competitive pay. We made it through the 3 interview process then onboarding began... it was invasive asking for employment pay stubs from years ago to verify employment. I filled this form in twice then they said, I needed to review employment dates, despite providing references said the information I gave them was wrong. As this was now the third time I was asked for this information, I politely declined the offer because it was just too much effort for a lower paying job. Safe to say, not even an acknowledgment from the company. Did they even reach out to the references I provided? Talk about low class way to handle this... If you want high level people, treat them with respect. Not competitive at all and extremely convoluted onboarding process. There is much better out there.

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Rondo East

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If they contact you just ignore them. Peter Phan which seems like a fake name is one of the most disingenuous people I’ve ever met.

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Ronnie Graham

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I think this is a hoax they ask for sensitive information before you even get to see the company or person in real life, idk

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Gwendolyn Jackson

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I received a random phone call from a gentleman. They were suppose to represent me to Honeywell. They had me do on boarding. And one of them called me twice about a job on me resume asking me the same question repeatedly. Was suppose to start on January 24th. Gave them all my information someone last name PatrickMahoney and a onboarding rep. I was told i was a hoax. I i was so embarrassed. They have all my information. Be careful guys. Blaire. Was from on boarding.

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Felicia Felicia

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Not sure if I should trust the company. I've been looking for working off and on for year due to a prevoupr layoff. I get a random email about a company that would fit my experience. The guy that called BARELY could speak clear English but I continued with the phone call. He had me email him since I couldn't make out what he was saying. I really felt bad but I truly couldn't make out what he was saying. Then he told me to sign a right to represent form. I noticr his email said he was in Texas but the contract to represent had PDS Tech on it. So basically this was now a 2nd third party that will get me reviewed for a position at a company in TX (makes no sense to me). So I debated a bit to sign it because I felt strange that a 3rd party has a 3rd party. So after a few hours I figured in wasnt going to sign and go on about my life. Well he called and wondered why I hadn't sent the document. I asked why his email said TX and so on.. well he was calling from India and works for PDS Texh. I told him I would send it when I got home because I was driving. Then he asked could I send it right away and do so by phone to get it in. At that moment I realized they must get paid by sending so many right to represents. And this would explain comments and my experience of sending my resume and so on and then you hear nothing. I don't know if it's a scam since they do ask for last 4 of ssn and month and date of birth but I'm over it. I will now be just using them to find out the company and applying to them directly.

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