International Avenue Consulting Company or IACC

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I was wondering if you have heard of the International Avenue Consulting Company that places teachers in Asia, specifically Taiwan? What do you know about them? Is it real? What do you think about their job offers? Can they be trusted?
Does anybody have any expericen with this company?

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I'm sure it's too late tate to help you, but I have had a recent experience, or rather "run in" with International Avenue Consulting Company or IACC. I responded to IACC about a job posting in Taiwan, and they gave me quite a run around. I told them what I was looking for, and told them I could be patient.

Then they told me about a position that seemed pretty good. They sent my resume.

Then, they wanted me to re-do my resume which I had already done in Microsoft Publisher and submitted as a PDF as a word document, so I re-did it.

Then they wanted me to re-do my resume in a structure quite different from any I had ever seen before.

Let me tell you, I had no amateurish resume either, it looked sharp. I had been getting calls back from everyone, but had just been passing on positions that were not quite to my liking.

So, now they had my third resume and they asked for a video. I produced the video and sent to it them, and then they said I needed to put the video up on Youtube.

Now this was getting strange, why in the world would I need to put a video up on youtube if they already have a position lined up that is interested?

What I'm 99% sure is happening is I had to rework the resume so they could input my information into a job board more easily and hope a job came to them about me, and they never had one waiting in the wings to begin with.

Did I mention that all of these requests took approximately 1 month? Like every week or so they would ask for my resume or things in a different format.

Anyway, they started to seem real fishy, so I let them slide on by.

Just a few minutes ago International Avenue Consulting Company or IACC contacted me back and asked where I'm at. I told them I accepted a position in Vietnam. Then Gina ****, the representetative there, started to get snotty. She said, "Don't they offer really low salaries there?"

Then she went on to talk about how she can't believe I passed up on a "sure thing" with them. I couldn't even at first recall who she was at this point, and asked what job she was talking about. She told me to search my email box myself to see, lol.

"

IACC: and you turned down our offer

me: But it can be a difficult place to live, especially saigon.

IACC: which is over 1,700 us a month

totally safe...

i am so surprised

6:21 PM me: Which school was that?

IACC: we are an agency, look up the emails"

Anyway, later in our conversation she called me an *******, twice

).

So, they wasted about a month of my time, called me foolish for taking a better paying job, and called me an *******. You decide if you want to work with them...

International Avenue Consulting Company or IACC

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