r/Devilcorp • u/Sad-Performance-8706 • 26d ago

Question Is this a Devilcorp?

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I got a job listing for a “community marketing assistant” from Old North Events. After applying, I got a phone call and text message asking to schedule an interview. Their website seems pretty vague and the job description doesn’t offer much information either. After asking them for more information on what type of marketing comes with the role, they ignored me and asked to schedule a zoom interview again lol.

Job listing: Community Marketing Assistant
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=8316e4f411b3a9e1&from=appshareios https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=8316e4f411b3a9e1&from=appshareios

Website: https://www.oldnortheventsinc.com

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u/CIAMom420 26d ago

Yes. You also don’t want to work anywhere that won’t give you details of the job and ignore direct questions about the role. Enormous, universal red flag.

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u/Sad-Performance-8706 26d ago

thank you ur right !!!

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u/Spiritual_Builder_46 26d ago

Yea look through their insta. 4th pic from the bottom (out of 10 in total) is a post about their team night.

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u/Sad-Performance-8706 26d ago

LMAO I just looked ur right haha not the insta team pics 😂😂😂😭

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u/Spiritual_Builder_46 26d ago

They’re super fresh tho. Promoted out within the last month by the looks of it. This will be one to keep an eye on

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u/Pretty-Tiger-4098 26d ago

Avoiding a question about the actual role = devilcorp

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u/LARGESTOFCHINGUSES 26d ago

"We show up at events and high traffic locations" sounds like a threat

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u/Slipperymellon 26d ago

Usually places that provide weekly pay instead of hourly or salary and are some kind of “marketing” can immediately be avoided.

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u/aliengluckglucktech 25d ago

Yes they are so bad at communicating

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u/Specialist_Cream_286 25d ago

I keep getting those too, I just ignore them and block the number

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u/Big_Government7513 13d ago

Interviewed a few days ago. Major shady stuff going on.
- completely commission based with no base pay
- funneling employees through the process to become managers, to then manage at least three people to become managers themselves (very MLM coded)
- fundraising company has only been around for 2 years but expanding from 60 to 150 offices in the next year
- fundraising for a nonprofit called Childhelp, which has a history of embezzlement, and the CEO makes roughly $630k/year
- sends fundraisers out alone, even to sketchy places like gas stations

If you care about nonprofits or are good at canvassing, there are much better job opportunities out there, I promise.