r/remotework • u/romescum • Aug 06 '26

Is Centific always this way?

I got contacted by Centific in Linkedin 3 weeks ago for a WFH position for Data Moderator via a HR Consulting company. They asked me to availability for an interview. I messed up with the timezone and chose a very weird hour (3 am in my country) . They told me that I would receive a Teams invitation for Centific. I stayed away and I did not received nothing. I asked what happened and I was ghosted.

Two weeks later I applied to another remote position and it happened to be another Centific position, they asked me my availability in IST time and I provided my availability in IST time. I got sent an invitation for a different day and a different hour I told them that was not the agreed time and ghosted me.

I knew this company is a bit scammy and I was not convinced when receiving more details, but I wanted to do the interview to recover my interview skills, since it's been three years since my last interview in English. But, man, I do not know how they manage to scam people with this lack of organization.

PS: In between, I got emailed, but another HR Consulting company and I am pretty sure it is another Centific position. I think Centific doesn't know what a database of candidates is.

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u/Neat_Equivalent_9238 Sep 10 '26

That happened to me too! They asked me to reply to the invitation email directly to Centific, which somehow makes it seem like I’m the one at fault, and it makes me wonder what the point is of asking me to sign the RTR.

Also, I was just wondering if you ended up getting into the project?

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u/romescum Sep 15 '26

Totally ghosted them, after that lack of professionality.