I applied for a job through one of their postings on Indeed. Salary looked great, job description was right up my alley. Got a phone call later that day after applying by a guy named Nico. He did a normal phone screening and forward information to the company. Not a big deal. Went through the interview process and everything went great until the conversation of compensation came up. Workbridge listed the position 10k ABOVE what the company actually listed the job for. When the company offered me a position they were thinking they were making a good offer (which it was, considering the actual range of salary and not the fake Workbridge salary posted). Then I get calls from two different employees at Workbridge, Brett and someone else. Get somewhat harassed that this is the best opportunity I will come across and that I can just work overtime every week to get the salary I want, the reputation is much better than the company I am at and I am making a life mistake if I refuse to take this job. Avoid using this company at all costs, they will scam you into anything so they can get a commission check. They will be rude, unprofessional, and will attempt to force you into any job possible.