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Phishing and Scam!! They reached out to me with a fictitious, vague role. Here was their email:
Hello,
I hope you are well. I am reaching out regarding a Senior Project Manager role in Operations our client is seeking to fill. Your background appears aligned with the requirements.
If this is of interest, please share your latest resume, and I will send further details.
Thank you for your time.
Warm regards,
It is clearly a scam. Stay away and don't provide any information
Highly possible HireTalentNest.Com is a scam. Website was purchased April 25, 2025 which is a red flag. The staff highlighted on website, such as Ashley Morgan, do not provide info on what companies they worked for in the past. Wasn’t able to find any of them on LinkedIn or the company on LinkedIn. Pushed hard for my resume; which I declined to send. Whole thing was odd.
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