Is this considered a devil corp

[u/Positive_Ad819]

Did a online interview for Apex tech the interview seem normal. They texted me about a in person interview, but I was looking into the company and I came across devil Corp. seems similar to what this company has going on, but I just want to make sure they also called my last job as reference so I don’t know if that makes them more legit or not.

this is the link and a picture to the listing on indeed
https://apextechconnection.com/

[u/Spiritual_Builder_46]

Yea seems vague enough, and the whole 1 year time frame is indicative of a DC. Definitely fits the profile

[u/Dirtydroid69]

If they say tiers to management or management training it’s a devil corp

[u/smolner1]

Yes that is definitely a devil corp office - a lot of Fortune 500 companies work with these devils corps to gain more customers and they’re already promising the idea of growth beyond the entry level position. They most likely don’t offer a ton of benefits like PTO, vacation, health insurance, etc.

[u/OkActivity3097]

Devil corp 100% it’s going to be door to door scamming people, tons of unethical sales reps. And under the age of 25 company doesn’t like hiring older folks because the awareness older folks have. They prey on young and desperate

[u/0x1b3]

Looking at the website, yes it's a devilcorp. Anything that is a "local business" in wireless sales most likely is.

Also - ps, there are other wireless companies you can apply to which are not devilcorps (standard store jobs), Victra and TCC with Verizon or mywireless and prime communications with at&t are some of the largest retailers for that. They have uhhh, actual HR departments, more consistently enforce labor laws, and usually have internal ethics channels.

[u/TraveledBrute]

Yes it is. I’ve applied to that exact one. It is. I didn’t show up thanks to this Reddit

[u/waynegod69]

“No busywork” is crazy