Could you explain the call center tactics used by fraudulent candidate rings?
Replied byDaniel Chait
Co-founder & CEO at Greenhouse Software
Niche: SaaS
Revenue: $16M/mo
Location: New York City, New York, USA
Started: 2012
These groups run call centers where they apply to jobs in mass. If they get a response, they coordinate to pass the interviews. One person might do the first round and another the second, using AI screen overlays or earpieces to answer questions perfectly.
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