Climber.com

Under California law, is a worker (especially one who is currently employed and is not even an active jobseeker) obligated to provide a current resume to any company that demands it, or is this voluntary?Under California law, is a company allowed to demand a current resume from worker (especially one who is currently employed and is not even an active jobseeker), or do they have to give the...

Posted by Css hater on March 15, 2014. Brought to you by ripoffreport.

Do not do business with this company. When individuals are looking for a job and times are hard they are sometimes taken advantage by these money hungry companies. Signed for 2 months and paid my $34.99 a month for nothing. Some emails came stating I had a head hunter working for me and that my resume had been sent out. NOTHING!!!!!So I cancel the subscription. Come to find out I have been...

Posted by TN INSIGHT on January 29, 2014. Brought to you by ripoffreport.

I, as many of the posters here signed up for service with this company. I was promised hte moon and got the slap to the face. I took it up on myself to look up an employee with Apple Computers. I am pretty good with computers and found this person even though they only give you the person's first initial of their last name. At the time of this posting, the person has been with Google for almost...

Posted by Steven Quest on August 18, 2013. Brought to you by ripoffreport.

This company called me to offer services of marketing my resume with a discounted price for 4 month of $128.00. They said that the rate of success was 85% and above and that they believed that based on my resume I was a perfect candidate for their services. I agreed and paid the fee. Days letter they send me a report saying that they revised my resume and that this resume was unmarketable and...

Posted by torerique on June 21, 2013. Brought to you by ripoffreport.

As a former employee I can speak first hand on the gross misrepresentation of the service and company.  I worked for the company for well over a year and during my time there never really saw any real evidence that the service/product we were selling has any positive effect.  I enrolled well over 100 new members a month and never received one phone call or email with any positive feedback.   ...

Posted by former employee on October 23, 2012. Brought to you by ripoffreport.

Climber.com helps professionals earning more than $60,000 per year create and execute a career strategy. Members are proactively marketed to recruiters and hiring manager who can positively influence their career.

Posted on May 16, 2013. Brought to you by crunchbase.

Climber is a recruiter networking site for job seekers looking for new opportunities and hiring entities looking to source qualified candidates. Our target demographic is 50k-100K+ college educated or experience equivalent talent, as well as recruiters and hiring managers who have open positions that match our demographic.

If you are a job seeker who is ready to connect with real people,...

Posted on March 27, 2012. Brought to you by topix.