InfoObjects Inc

Someone from this company contacted my partner regarding a contract position and collected all of their information, stating they would be submitting them for the role. After that - nothing. No updates, no responses to follow-up emails, not even a confirmation of submission. The complete lack of communication was both unprofessional and disappointing. If this is how they interact with prospective hires, I'd think twice before working with them.

Review: My experience with this company has been highly concerning, and I want to share some critical observations for the benefit of others: 1. Questionable Practices: The company claims to pass resumes to their "clients," but they often fabricate extensive work experience (e.g., 9–10 years) for candidates who might have little to no relevant experience. This practice can lead to ethical and professional dilemmas. 2. Exploitative Financial Arrangements: If you manage to secure a job through them, they take a significant share of the earnings while paying candidates a minimal amount. Additionally, if a client expresses interest in hiring you full-time, the company may create barriers, potentially hindering your career growth. 3. Issues for International Students: For candidates on OPT (Optional Practical Training), the company often misuses the limited OPT duration and may charge exorbitant fees for filing H1B visas. In many cases, they avoid filing H1Bs altogether, which can jeopardize a student's visa status. 4. Potential Privacy Risks: Sharing personal information, such as your Social Security number or driver's license, with this company could pose risks. There are concerns about how this sensitive data might be used or shared. 5. Unethical Treatment of Employees: During my time with them, I witnessed unfair treatment, including withholding payments from a male faculty member, which further demonstrates a lack of professionalism and integrity. Advice: Proceed with caution when engaging with this company. Verify their claims and policies thoroughly before sharing any personal information or entering into an agreement. If you're an international student, consider consulting with a trusted immigration attorney or advisor to avoid jeopardizing your status. Conclusion: While this review is based on my experience, I encourage others to do their due diligence. Joining this company could have significant implications for your career and personal well-being.

They are scammers. DO NOT share any resume or personal information with them. They will contact you regarding a contract role with a well known company and ask to submit you resume. Once they receive your information you will never hear from them again.

I am grateful for the opportunity I was provided at InfoObjects to provide support for Google during my time. There is always room for improvement such as communication between the employees and the assigned company. Benefits could also be better as well. Other than that I’m glad I was able to be part of a groundbreaking team.

Great opportunities for employment at Google/ YouTube. I was reached out to via LinkedIn and have had a great time being a contractor with them thus far. Their onboarding process is also straightforward and smooth. However their communication between InfoObjects staff to contractors could be a lot better.

I am on site at Google supporting the Government Affairs and Public Policy team via InfoObjects Inc. and it has been a great place to work! I am thankful to the company, my colleagues and mentors because I have been growing tremendously as a person and professional during my time working at InfoObjects Inc.

Someone from this company messaged me on LinkedIn about a contract position. After I sent my resume, the person just ghosted me and stopped responding. Now, I'm worried how they will use my personal info. I should've researched this company before responding. Watch out!!!

Grateful for the opportunity provided by Infoobjects to work as a Senior Data Engineer Contractor for one of the fastest growing companies in silicon valley. Great culture - good work-life balance - competitive pay - remote work. Cheers!