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Rave Business Systems

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Rave Business Systems Reviews

3.5

61% would recommend to a friend

(50 total reviews)

Mohsin Khan

64% approve of CEO

59% positive business outlook

Rave Business Systems has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 50 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Rave Business Systems employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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50 reviews
1.0
5 May 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Company is super nice and work with you

Cons

They scam other companies. They will tell you that you will work with their clients doing android/iOS development(a lie) and that they will train you for the job. They don't. They fly you out to Philly where you attend 8hrs a day of "training". The truth is they give you a very fast self taught crash course in how to do the development. You show up for "Training" they spend 10-15 minutes tell you what you are "learning" today and then for the next 8 hours you spend on google/youtube teaching yourself that topic. THEY DO NOT HAVE CLIENTS!!!!! What they do is give you a 100% fabricated resume and send those to companies that are looking for software engineers. You are required to study and learn your new resume. All the resumes will stat your have 8+ years of professional experience and will include links to app on the app stores that were made by other people claiming them as your own. They also list a bunch of companies and claim you have worked for them and what you did for them. Then if a company wants to use you then you have to interview with that company and "sell" your fake resume. Scamming that company into thinking they are getting a high end developer when in reality they are getting someone who had a bad crash course in android/ios development If you get caught in the interview then rave will mark that company as someone not to apply someone to again. If you get the job and then get caught on the job which 9/10 you will because you wont have anywhere near the experience you claim then rave will throw you under the buss and claim you lied to them as well and promise the company that you will be fired from rave. In reality they just scam another company into hiring you. So unless you are ok with lying and helping rave scam companies into hiring fake software engineers, Avoid this company.

1.0
31 Oct 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

No pros to joining this company really >:(

Cons

If you look at the other reviews for this company, most of them are low effort and have 5 stars with little to no description of their experience at this company. You'll also have trouble finding new jobs in your career after leaving Rave, as they will ruin your reputation and career. More explained below. They seem legitimate at first, but then they make you sign a 2 year contract to lock you in to their company. If you try to break the contract, they make you pay TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($20,000) to be released from the 2 year contract. The reason behind this is that they want to trap you in. They give you a fake resume after you finish their "training" 2 months into the job as they "bring you up to speed with the company". They PREY ON BOOTCAMP GRADS. They try to get a bunch of Junior Developers to sign their contract, and then they market these Junior Developers as Senior Developers with 5+ years of falsified experience. Of course, they never say anything about the fake resume they force you to use when you're signing onto the job or taking the offer. To help with the technical interviews and during the training, they have a REAL Senior iOS/Android Developer teach the new employees/fake Senior Developers how to code native apps. During interviews, they connect a second screen and wireless keyboard to your laptop so that the Senior Developer can see what's on your screen, and help with code challenges that pop up during interviews. During interviews with engineers at hiring companies, they make you put yourself on speaker so that the Rave Senior Developer can hear the questions that the hiring company is asking you. To answer those questions, the senior developer opens a small notepad window on your screen and types out the answer to you, as you read aloud the senior developer's answer to the technical interview question asked by the interviewer. FAKE GLASSDOOR AMD GOOGLE REVIEWS. To boost their ratings on Glassdoor and Google reviews, they make fake emails for their employees to apply to jobs with, stating that it's an internal employee email. However, they never give you access to these fake emails, as they are "managed by HR". They then use these fake emails to leave reviews on Glassdoor and Google. They also use these emails to apply to jobs on job board websites for their employees so that the emails are active and come off as a more legitimate email. In addition to the fake resume they give you mentioned above, they also use the fake email to create a fake LinkedIn profile for you so that you come off as more legitimate when recruiters try to research you. They make you take down your real LinkedIn's profile picture and change your real LinkedIn name to just your initials so that recruiters can't find your real LinkedIn when they try to search up your name on LinkedIn. They then put your profile picture on the fake LinkedIn account with falsified experience to match your falsified resume. MOHSIN KHAN, the CEO of the company, may seem very nice and friendly at first but don't be fooled by his friendly composure. One of my colleagues wanted to leave Rave after a year into their contract, and tried to argue their way out of the $20,000 2 year contract. Management, HR and Mohsin proceeded to withhold their paychecks, so they weren't paid for multiple weeks of work. This is WAGE THEFT. RUINED FOR LIFE. In addition, after my coworker left, they tried to apply to new jobs and companies with their real LinkedIn and real email, only to have the recruiters at prospective companies find his fake Rave email. You can imagine this did not look good on my coworker's end, and the recruiters questioned why there was a fake email with someone else's name attached to my coworker's real account. I can bet future employers will find out about my coworker's fake Rave email again and again, making it more difficult for them to apply to real jobs in the future.

1.0
12 Apr 2022

A big scam

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

They teach you Kotlin/Swift and Android/iOS and the instructors are friendly.

Cons

They make you lie about your experience and create a fake LinkedIn and resume with a bunch of lies on it. If you decide it's not for you and want to quit, they will sue you, which is what they did to me. This is a huge con and I would advise not having anything to do with Rave.

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