Always Hired Sales Bootcamp

They find people who "need" their service, and teach them how to find a job on their own for $3+ K. They'll tell you there is a refund if there is no placement, but then not refund you. Avoid. Just direct message recruiters. It's the same thing. That's the course.

I was sending my business connections that were searching for work in their direction. After some awful experiences with poor time management and placing blame on other employees for missed and rescheduled meetings I decided to speak out. The response I received from Gabe was comical at best and dismissive. If you value time and are looking for a career skip this company. If you are trying to find quality talent and value a recruiting process that results in long term employment, I would also skip this company. Zero accountability for poor experiences and an arrogant attitude that is typical for a Bay Area "CEO" 🙄

To whom it may concern, My partner enrolled in your course but was dissatisfied on the first day and has made repeated efforts to contact you to discuss a refund or cancellation. I have also sent multiple emails without a response.We believe it is unacceptable to be charged $6,000 for a course that was not fully attended or participated in. We are feeling ignored and disrespected. If we do not receive a written response within 5 business days, we will proceed with legal action and report this to relevant consumer protection authorities. Sincerely, Katherine/damonte

Not a good place to go for your career in Tech Sales. Pay $3,000 for not much value. I ran into a lot of petty, judgmental, google stalking, breach of contract, cut throat jobs, coat tail riding peers from this school. I'd get a job through my own talents and then 2 of Gabe's grads would be hired shortly after. People will ride your success into an org. Gabe breached the contract he had with me and kicked me out of his Slack channel as a form of retaliation. The entry level jobs you'll get are usually deadends and you'll hired and fired in 6-18 months even though the companies you work for are missing their number. One of the VP's of Sales put it in writing that he Google stalked me prior to being hired and bared me from working at the business. (Thanks Josh) Gabe is not the brightest person - very rude, if you don't follow his way it's the doorway. Just not a smart person. His students / peers are just like him. I'm sure there is back door screenings of candidates prior to being hired and eventually I took this worthless program off my resume. Sad - Very Sad.

I can’t thank Gabe enough for the coaching and time he put into helping me navigate a pivot into sales. As a direct result of his guidance (and me executing the plan we came up with) I was able to get an offer at a highly regarded, global HR services company WITHOUT APPLYING ONLINE. Read that again. I strongly recommend Always Hired to anyone looking to level up their career!

I am very unsatisfied with Gabe and his “company” Always Hired. I’m not sure whether to classify it as a scam or a front. Either way, it’s weird because they are semi-professional but don’t actually get the job done. I guess that’s how they reel people in. I initially thought AH cared about the sales tech industry. I was wrong to assume that they were a mission driven agency. I was interviewed, moved to the next stage, spoke with “Gabe”, and received an offer letter. Then, received a call days later saying the offer was no longer on the table and basically AH and the company they partnered me with was pulling out of the agreement. They had a “friend” they hired instead. Poor integrity and professionalism if you ask me. Then “Gabe” was apologetic and gave me his word to send me more opportunities after that unfortunate event. I never really heard from Gabe after. He passed me on to “someone else on his team” who also did nothing. It was a very disappointing roller coaster experience. There’s so much more detail that lead to my disappoint. But, all in all Always Hired is very sketchy, lacks integrity, unprofessional, and does not do as promised. I was unpleasantly surprised. By the way, anyone who has written a review did so because it’s written in the “offer letters.” Always Hired makes it a requirement to write them a review. If not, you pay a fee. What does that say about the company? UPDATE: Their reply to my review is false. That is not what Gabe texted to me and explained verbally. It’s a shame that I had to resort to writing a review to finally get a response. I’m not surprised; they’ve already exposed their true colors. Their response only supports everything I previously said. They couldn’t even reread what they wrote to notice my name is spelled incorrectly. How sad.