Walton Henry Recruiting

NOT VERY PROFESSIONAL. On 8÷21÷15 I received a call from Steven Walton about a position with a mortgage company in Fort Worth, TX. After learning who was the client, I told him that I was not interested. On 8÷24÷15 and 8÷25÷15 Mark Walton called and left me voicemails. So, I returned his calls on 8÷26÷15 to try to stop them from calling me any further. He assured me that they would not. Then about an hour later Mark calls again and leaves a voicemail that the client is very interested in me. I had explained earlier that I had applied for this position six months previously and was sent an email almost immediately after application that I did not have the qualifications to fulfill the position, but yet I have over 20 years experience. I had already expressed both to Mark & to Steven I did not wish to work for this company. When I called Mark back, I was transferred to Steven. Once again I expressed to him I did not want an interview nor did I wish to work for this company. He immediately went on the offensive, raising his voice, questioning who knows better about filling employment positions him or myself? I expressed again that I did not wish to interview with this company. At that point, he got blatantly rude. He stated «I can see that you have internal issues that need to be addressed immediately and that you need to go take care of them right now». I was so shocked, I didn’t say anything but thank you and terminated the call because I did not want him to solicit me for employment anywhere.
I’m in an industry that you deal with rude and vulgar people all day long, but I don’t understand why THE RECRUITER WOULD BE SO RUDE, just because I told him no. I guess that commission was the driven force behind his twisted tongue???
Beware of the nice guy you speak with because he can turn on you at any second. If you are an employer you may want to rethink using their services. They are willing to place someone in a position that they don’t want and that makes for unhappy employees.