(212) 796-2000

*******************************************************************************************************************I really hate to say this as a current employee but this place is one not legit. While some summits are semi-legit most are semi-scams. The list of C-level executives that we try to show "clients" are for the most part fake, we pitch fake lists and slowly add real delegates as we book venders for 20-60k. We tell them we're calling based on a "recommendation" which is complete BS. We just research the company, read their press releases and use that information to act like we really know what we're talking about. Can't tell you how many people fall for this . We have atleast 30 "projects" going on right now and we use the name Next Gen "whatever" for all of them. In fairness some of the people we book really do like the summits but doesn't c****e the fact we lied to book em.I'm not proud of what I do but till i land another job this is what pays the bills, honestly just hard to find a job that pays like this one, who else is going pay me 50k base plus commisson. I remember after the 1st week here, I realized that this was not going to be a legit job. They ask you to cold call CEO's and ask them to give you 60k a believe or not some of these guys sign the contract (sometimes i think wow this guys is a CEO and your letting this 20+ year old who never met or spoke to talk you into giving me 60k, WHAT A *******!!!!!!!!!!). The way the manage the office is such bs too . If your a ********* who show off goods they give you some much leeway, but if you a dude you better close a deal fast or you out of there, dosen't even matter if you close some many deal before. Bottomline is if you get called buy us beware and if you don't take time to do your research I might be making a nice commission check off of your budget.Hopefully this makes me feel better.*******************************************************************************************************************

Received a call from "Harper Jaroff" trying to get through to the CEO of our company. Claimed to be from Next Generation Energy and named two of our clients in the energy sector. He was ***ue about the reason for his call. It sounded like a boiler room, so I didn't put him through. He left the number 212-796-2000 x426. I Googled the name Next Generation Energy and could not find a company with that name****ociated with that phone number or Harper Jaroff.

The old number for these guys, who now call from 212-796-2000 is (212) 920 8181Sear****g for the old number gave us more background on the GDS international fraudulent scheme.

Got a call from this number by a Larry Crawford saying he was with Nexgen utilities and had projects in South America to develop. TOTAL LIES ALL AROUND!!! He was just trying to talk to the President of the Company. We have GDS phone numbers on alert at my company and Admins NEVER let any of their calls through. A total waste of time to even talk to them. They always try to lie and get through.He gave the number (212) 796-2000 x 480

BEWAREI worked at GDS and witnessed first hand the laws they break to obtain phone numbers and sell $60,000 meetings to business executives.  If you are thinking about working for this company, you better be willing to lie, cheat, steal, drink, drug and go to be with these ****** bags.  They are a bunch of addicts, SERIOUSLY.  Lying is a REQUIRED part of your job.You think once you interview and accept the position, you have a real job but that's just the beginning of the games these people play.  Their so-called training is like survivor where people they "hired" get voted off.  They continue the elimination games on the sales floor.  If you are an experienced sales person, you will waste your time going to work for them.  They're not interested in talent.  They want robots they can ***inwash into breaking laws to make sales.  I made the mistake of leaving a real job to work for them so I learned the hard way.The most senior reps at this telemarketing center on average is six months, yet they tell people that they've been in business fifteen years.  The "managers" are bottom of the barrel.  My "manager" was a twenty-year old****who ran around hugging on every guy ithe place, showing a tattoo near her a**.  If this excites you, go for it.  Hopefully it works for you but if you are looking for a professional work environment with a company that is ethical, GDS is not it.  To learn more about this scam company GDS, Google "GDS Scam"

BEWAREI worked at GDS and witnessed first hand the laws they break to obtain phone numbers and sell $60,000 meetings to business executives.  If you are thinking about working for this company, you better be willing to lie, cheat, steal, drink, drug and go to be with these ****** bags.  They are a bunch of addicts, SERIOUSLY.  Lying is a REQUIRED part of your job.You think once you interview and accept the position, you have a real job but that's just the beginning of the games these people play.  Their so-called training is like survivor where people they "hired" get voted off.  They continue the elimination games on the sales floor.  If you are an experienced sales person, you will waste your time going to work for them.  They're not interested in talent.  They want robots they can ***inwash into breaking laws to make sales.  I made the mistake of leaving a real job to work for them so I learned the hard way.The most senior reps at this telemarketing center on average is six months, yet they tell people that they've been in business fifteen years.  The "managers" are bottom of the barrel.  My "manager" was a twenty-year old****who ran around hugging on every guy ithe place, showing a tattoo near her a**.  If this excites you, go for it.  Hopefully it works for you but if you are looking for a professional work environment with a company that is ethical, GDS is not it.  To learn more about this scam company GDS, Google "GDS Scam"

So****ing tells me that the ceo and chairman of BMC software, Bob Beachamp, did not actually write the last post.

Took a call from these guys. It was indeed a sales pitch for an event in San Francisco. I was skeptical at first, but after they provided me with references from people I knew, that went away. We signed up for one of there events in February. ****** bags is a little harsh, high pressure for sure. I have a sales background, so I can appreciate a good sales pitch.

yep - GDS International.  They push events - high pressure, relentless sales tactics.  Usually you can hear sales 'boiler room' background noises...phone bank of sales people.  These guys are ****** bags.

Got a sales pitch from GDS International at this number. Thomas Wiggins

I answered and the caller disconnected.