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[BS1397]

I just checked the Meetup website, The London-Heal-and-Grow-Abundant group looks like a very sinister cult hell bent on world business domination, a sort of Scientology for The Wannabe Apprentice.

[BS1397]

Answer: "...to change my title from employee to successful Entrepreneur"

Yeah right... What pure B$, Perhaps her next campaign should be sponsored by the 419 Entrepreneurs Community?

[Taita]

The contact for the role is "Simbi Fashugba". I'd say that is fairly unique name, so Googled it. Assuming it is the same person, she recently joined a Meetup Group, which posed the question "If you could change one thing in your life now, what would it be?"

Answer: "...to change my title from employee to successful Entrepreneur"

Maybe this is her first step?


Jase.

Genuine recruitment agent working for Experis is my view. Could be looking for a sheaf of fodder CVs but I think it is more likely she is trying to save on her advertising slot allocation by covering multiple jobs in one slot.

[Jase]

Most companies target their advertising, including the advertising that they hope will attract the right calibre of candidate. You don't try and attract the organ grinder and the monkey with the same bait, unless you're just fishing for CVs.

It's the same with roles that are looking for "a range of developers", paying between £20k and £60k. You know instantly that the advertiser is just on a fishing trip, or simply incompetent. From the few occasions I've explored further over the years out of a misguided sense of morbid curiosity, I've always found it to be the former rather than the latter.

The contact for the role is "Simbi Fashugba". I'd say that is fairly unique name, so Googled it. Assuming it is the same person, she recently joined a Meetup Group, which posed the question "If you could change one thing in your life now, what would it be?"

Answer: "...to change my title from employee to successful Entrepreneur"

Maybe this is her first step?

Jase.

[Gentile]

Clearly it is an advert for a number of roles. The clue is in the use of plurals!
"This company are currently making some exciting enhancements to their business and are looking for experienced Programme Managers or Project Managers with extensive experience of delivering and deploying non-IT projects across the UK"
Does not require further explanation IMO.

Most companies target their advertising, including the advertising that they hope will attract the right calibre of candidate. You don't try and attract the organ grinder and the monkey with the same bait, unless you're just fishing for CVs.

It's the same with roles that are looking for "a range of developers", paying between £20k and £60k. You know instantly that the advertiser is just on a fishing trip, or simply incompetent. From the few occasions I've explored further over the years out of a misguided sense of morbid curiosity, I've always found it to be the former rather than the latter.

[original PM]

indeed

if you are interested apply if not do not....

not sure the brains you find in general on here are going to be much use!

[Taita]

I think that's the problem kaiser's highlighting, stated in more specific terms. Clearly this isn't for a real role, otherwise they'd have targeted it more specifically to the Project or Programme manager that they were recruiting for.

Where the gap between the upper and lower salary bands quoted is more than 20% of the upper end, that's a clear sign it's merely a fishing exercise rather than a serious, targeted advert.

Clearly it is an advert for a number of roles. The clue is in the use of plurals!
"This company are currently making some exciting enhancements to their business and are looking for experienced Programme Managers or Project Managers with extensive experience of delivering and deploying non-IT projects across the UK"
Does not require further explanation IMO.

[Gentile]

Not seeing the issue here? It wants either project managers or programme manager which is a big range in skills so would say the salary would match that.

Also reading the advert this is just a fishing mail for a range of jobs. I can't believe a client would have a requirment that is so wide ranging so think it is a pile of poo advert IMO.

I think that's the problem kaiser's highlighting, stated in more specific terms. Clearly this isn't for a real role, otherwise they'd have targeted it more specifically to the Project or Programme manager that they were recruiting for.

Where the gap between the upper and lower salary bands quoted is more than 20% of the upper end, that's a clear sign it's merely a fishing exercise rather than a serious, targeted advert.

[northernladuk]

Not seeing the issue here? It wants either project managers or programme manager which is a big range in skills so would say the salary would match that.

Also reading the advert this is just a fishing mail for a range of jobs. I can't believe a client would have a requirment that is so wide ranging so think it is a pile of poo advert IMO.

[kaiser78]

Programme/Project Manager (Non-IT) job - Kent - August-08-2012 (C0qBv)