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I read some reviews and couldn’t disagree more. I received a call and discussed my job opportunities and how to increase my chances to be successful in a job. Only after I said yes to help did I receive more information. Pleasant experience.

I was offered an amazing opportunity based on my characteristics and communication by Yasmin at Viewjobs. She explained throughly the introduction of the opportunity to which then i accepted and was called shortly after by an Advisor named Jesse who took me through the opportunity criteria and give me a fulfilling summary to process. I then spoke to another colleague of theirs Named Tai who took me through additional supporting information. I found the team at Viewjobs to be fairly accommodating with high level of communication and patience. The standards of Viewjobsacademy are very admirable and I wish them the best on their careers and parent company.

Though I’m not Suresh, I received an SMS from "Kyle at View Jobs" stating that he was trying to reach me regarding my recent job application and asking me to call back.

The message clearly implied that they were contacting me about a specific application. However, when I returned the call, I was transferred multiple times and eventually spoke to someone who didn’t identify themselves and immediately started asking whether I was looking for work.?

The most concerning part was that they then asked me for my personal details, work history, and even the phone number I was calling from. I provided my name yet they claimed they couldn't locate my details. If they were genuinely calling about a recent application, I would expect them to know who they were contacting and which role they were referring to.

No specific job was identified, no employer was mentioned, and no clear company introduction was provided during the call. The experience felt more like a lead-generation exercise than a legitimate follow-up to a job application.

I called back expecting to discuss a role I had supposedly applied for. Instead, I was asked to provide information that they should already have had if the SMS was accurate.

By the look of reviews they target males.

Based on my experience, I would be very cautious about providing personal information until they can clearly explain who they are, where they obtained your details, and which job application they are actually referring to.

I was applying for a job through my workforce app, I was redirected to this website for a simple retail position, once I applied I was cold called by viewjobs, who framed the call as if he was actually from the retail position i applied for, he went over my resume with me and told me i would fit a manager position better and that he could offer training for said role and some courses id need first. I was later given two follow up emails about a interview for a MBA with an online university, had I not properly read the email I probably would of fallen for this rug pull, it seems by the other reviews they pull some kind of stunt to reel you in, and then try and get you to sign up to a business course you don’t need.

Applied for a job on seek, someone from this organisation started bombarding me with calls and texts saying I can sign up for their courses and i'll get a job. I'm not a fresh graduate or someone who has never worked before. Very scammy tactics, stay away

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I was contacted by ViewJobs.com.au regarding a job I had applied for a role that was not advertised on their platform. They named the exact company I had applied to, which immediately raised concerns about how my personal data had been obtained.
The first person to contact me was Joseph Duffy 0468 085 840, who framed the call as genuine recruitment support and asked how my job application had gone. I was then encouraged to send through my resume so they could “see where they could help”. No feedback or assistance was ever provided.
The following day I was contacted by Jesse Sahely 0468085840, and it became clear this was not recruitment support at all.
I was given a high-pressure sales pitch to enroll in a $40,000 MBA, funded via HECS, with claims that upon completion I would “land a $140k job”. This was paired with classic pressure tactics:
• Being told the course was starting within a week
• Being pushed to enroll the next day
• Leveraging the fact that I am currently unemployed and actively job seeking
Jesse also attempted to add credibility by stating that the university involved had “four Prime Ministers” as past students and that I was “lucky” to be able to complete the course online, implying this was a rare or special opportunity. In reality, online university study has been widely available for many years through open and distance education pathways.
When I later made it very clear that I was not interested in an MBA and simply wanted help returning to the workforce immediately, I was told that they could not help me unless I enrolled in the course, and that they “just needed me to complete some forms for banking details”.
This made it clear that any so-called assistance was conditional on enrolment and financial commitment, not on helping me find work.
No legitimate recruiter or education provider can guarantee salary or job outcomes. Promising this to unemployed job seekers, while applying pressure to take on significant HECS debt, is deeply unethical.
This experience was not about helping me find employment. It was a sales funnel disguised as recruitment, using access to private job application data to manufacture trust, urgency, and pressure.
I strongly caution other job seekers particularly those who are unemployed or under financial stress to be extremely careful.
People deserve transparency.
This was not it and frankly its disgusting.

Unsolicited calls from this business following applying for jobs on their so called job board 'ViewJobs'

James is one of the best consultants that I have ever spoken to and will highly recommend View Jobs to anyone who is thinking of studying. He is very professional, beyond helpful and absolute star when it comes to helping clients. Thank you for all your care and understanding as well as your hard work in keeping clients happy!! God Bless You All!!

Hound a young intellectually disabled kid to sign up to a course that he has no capacity to complete, take money out of his disability support pension fortnightly and then still charge an astronomical fee to cancel enrolment!

The course I enrolled in was very informative. They also followed up with their recruiter and now I’m being interviewed for a potential job.