TechHi Consultants Ltd

We treat our employees extremely well. They're well paid with great benefits and they love working for us. These losers keep trying to headhunt our employees. We believe that they're buying email addresses from local trade shows lists - be warned. They are scam artists and have no real commitment to these people, it's all about their bottom line.

They called my company phone number. Not my company line, but the main phone number of my actual company and then asked for me after saying they were from a recruiting agency. Why anyone would do this is beyond me. I know for a fact I won’t be doing any business with these people though

They deserve negative stars.One of the most unprofessional unqualified group of scumbags I’ve ever dealt with. First red flag, They Contacted me at my current employer leaving 2 messages. I called them back. Spoke with Melanie Busst who seemed nice at first although her inability to talk without stuttering or tripping over her words should have been the second red flag. A few more painful conversations and I was setup with a phone interview with her client. She asked for me to call and let her know how it went which I did. A few more painful calls and I’m setup with on site interview. Again I called with my feedback which she asked for. She says great I’ll let you know about next steps..,,then silence. Assuming I didn’t get the job which was no big deal I asked feedback so I could understand what I should either work on or develop for the future..silence..nice pleasant voicemail left and still silence. They have now created for me a poor impression of the company they were recruiting for. They must be cheap considering the level of intelligence and professionalism. Id sooner recruit through Craigslist.

Received a call at my work from them. I work at a secure facility so my first question was how did you get this number?" They replied that they found my profile on LinkedIn and called my company directly. Very unprofessional. Next they asked if I had time to chat about an opportunity. I said "no". I'm working in an office and obviously don't want to chat with a recruiter with my coworkers around. She asked if she could set up a time to chat. Since I was unsure of the legitimancy of the call

For some reason a recruiter named Jeremy at this company thought it would be a good idea to call my workplace asking for me and saying that I knew who he is (implying I’m looking for a job even though I’m not and never heard of this guy).I’ve dealt with probably 20 recruiters in the last year or so, my current job is due to the help of a great recruiter, but I’ve never seen one make a judgment call more clueless than this. Especially in a time where it’s so easy to reach someone discreetly on LinkedIn??? Would never deal with a company that allows someone this inexperienced to call themselves a “director”.

Called me at work, asking me if I was interested in an opportunity at another company. I set up a time to call her to speak about the opportunity. Never heard back. Another person from the company called me to speak about the same opportunity - I spoke with him, and he said he would get back to me and never did. Then yet another person from the company called me, we spoke about the exact same opportunity, he asked me if I was married, if I had kids... etc... very unprofessional. He said he would get back to me, never did. I called to follow up with all three of the contacts I spoke with at this company, and never heard back from anyone. Very weird and unprofessional company, would not recommend.

Called my work phone twice (no idea how they got it). Shared his name, but not where he was calling from. Only said I have a great process improvement opportunity for you". Sorry

As many others have pointed out these clowns cold called me at work not once but 5 times after I explicitly told them not to.Any recruiter that can`t purport themselves in a professional manner by respecting the basic requests of those they seek to engage with should be avoided at all costs.

Called my office number. Must have got it through my linkedin profile but I am not sure as I never contacted this company before. Extremely unprofessional way to call or address someone.If you want to try to recruit based off of a random person you have never talked to, start with an email. Why would you ever call a businesses office number when you're trying to steal someone from a different company. Then to top it off, I told them I'm not interested in leaving my current company and they hit me with a are you sure

This company literally just called me at work (even though I’m not looking for a job). They said they got my number from LinkedIn and were calling me to see if I wanted a job. If you have to call the workplace of the person you are trying to reach - get the hint. I have also never associated with this company and haven’t been active on linked in , in probably a year.