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I like how shit gets serious at 2:40 and the music stops.

Thank you Michael! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=508820349234787&set=a.302416749875149.72278.223335414449950&type=1&theater 

Poor customer service and rude on the phone. Does not listen to customer but talks over them. I will never buy from them again. 

The first "fact" he says is wrong - it was founded by one woman! How can I believe the rest of the "facts" he presents?

They contacted me too about a job and I assume they got my resume from Monster. I thought it was a scam but their persistence paid off. They set up an interview for Dell and it was legit. I did in fact have an interview at the time they told me. I was offered the job with Dell and was told by the Dell manager my staffing company would contact me. All the info the Dell manager said he would give to the staffing company they gave to me too. I start training in two days. I hope it is legit.

More reviews: //www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Pyramid-Consulting-Reviews-E261751.htm There were 37 reviews there when I went to the site. Most were the very worst you'd want to see. The rest looked like plants from people at the company. Here's a choice review: “Nightmare on elm street” Anonymous Employee (Former Employee) New York, NY I worked at Pyramid Consulting full-time for less than a year Pros – If you want to ruin your career this is the place. Cons – Horrible place to work ........extremely poor management , Zero decision making capability , they will increase your targets to new heights. High turnover , they exploit their employees. Also try to swindle you off your commission. Seen a lot of people walk out crying because they were screwed over on their incentive . Rather work for the devil. Advice to Senior Management – Stop lying to employees. Run it like a Company not your personal piggy bank. No, I would not recommend this company to a friend – I'm not optimistic about the outlook for this company Now, I was just contacted by a Pyramid Consulting recruiter with an initially interesting prospect, BUT my email box and my phone are spammed every single day with these BS pitches from recruiters with names from India operating at shady companies like this one. So I did a Google search, more than anything looking for an answer to what these people are up to, which is how I found this video. I've only responded to these recruiter pitches a couple of times, and NEVER got anything back from them after spinning wheels and providing a lot of information (nothing so secure as an SSN, just the usual professional history stuff). As such, most of these pitches are now filtered or blocked and don't even make it into view. I am curious, though, what is really going on here? What is the deal? Do we need the Justice Department to crack down on scam spam operators? Seriously - I think it's getting to that level. Think about the harm it does to the overall economy for the noise of artificial scam job posts to be amped up to such a level that no job pitch seems credible anymore. It's more than irritating and loathsome. I think it crosses the line into misrepresentative criminal behavior. The very unfortunate end result is this: If I see a name that looks like it's from India, I hit delete. Now, I reluctantly say that, because before long, they'll start adopting phony American names to improve the ruse. What I don't do anymore, ever, is respond, because a response probably means my name goes onto some scam spam list that gets traded around. All of it just goes into the spam filter.