Ok, here it is, recruiters are head hunters, to fill seats in orientation, what they say means jack. The REAL background checks start when your butt is at orientation. It's there that what the recruiters say and what the company wants or looks for, differ.
Recruiters get paid either hourly, or by salary or commission.
Anyone with less than 1/3 rd of a brain can be a recruiter.
I for one can be a recruiter and as long as they supply me with Snickers Bars, I can lie thru my teeth with the best of them.!
So bottom line, trust a recruiter as much as you'd trust the pedophile that you hire to babysit your kids when you and the misses go out.
and since you have no kids..??
Trust recruiters as much as you'd trust a politician.
Hoping for a scrap of advice from the Vets out there ...
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by WonderlandSC, Jul 3, 2015.
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I don't see anything in what you posted, that should keep you from being hired. Just know that the majority of recruiters make used car salesmen and slime-ball attornies seem like honest, upstanding citizens!
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Out of the dozen or so recruiters I had to deal with one and only one was honest, and another tried hard to be. The one that was honest went into other work because of the situation he was put into, the other one quit after a time when she found out that she was filling seats but not quotas.
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You are correct seatbelt tickets aren't on the DMV report since it's not a moving violation. They do however show on your criminal history.
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It carries no points so it can't be a moving violation same as open container in a vehicle etc. So it has to fall on the criminal history since it's not a moving violation for MVR. Geezzz....I need my own legal thread...lol
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OK, you've likely been in LE much more recently than I. I just don't recall ever seeing traffic violations that were less than misdemeanors in the thousands of CII & NCIC raps that I have seen.
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Yeah I know it sounds strange and it did to me also. In my time I worked the road, K-9 Handler, K-9 Master Trainer and a few years on our Special Tactics and Operations team. Retired a few years back myself from it all.
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