HonestyIsKey

This is not real at all this is just a rented space like some other spaces in this building where they may get mail to prove it is a business. However, it is not a true place of employment. Please, do not reply to their emails with any of your information because they are just trying to find people to give them their banking information and or to use you to get scammed or to scam others in the United States. The people doing this live in India and they also run a lot of fake technical help companies that they use to try and get onto people's computers and get their banking information or make them buy gift cards. If you send your information they will probably act as if they are going to hire you and then ask you for your direct deposit information. Once they have your banking information they can drain your account so please do not fall for this scam.

Also, I had a friend of mine who lives near this building go check this for me. If you go to the website and go to contact us there is a different number to call. They will say they are Sun Technologies or whatever then ask you to press # to go to the directory which I did and put in Ramesh (because the person who reached out to me in my email was Ramya Ramesh) the recording said no one by that name. Then I called back and hit 1 for marketing nobody picked up but it said on the voicemail "The person you have called is not available". Then I called back and hit 2 for Human Resources nobody picked up but the voicemail picked up, then I called back and hit 3 for Accounting again no answer but the voicemail picked up. Then I called back it said to hit 0 for immediate assistance so I did, no answer but a voicemail picked up. The weird thing is though, when the voicemail picked up for Human Resources, Accounting, and Immediate assistance the same person with the same voice on the voicemail says "This is Benita (or Beneka) from Sun Technologies, please leave a brief message and I will get back to you."

I am wondering how is Banita or Beneka the Human Resources, the Accountant, and the Immediate Assistance personnel. That just seems sketchy in itself. Then the voicemail is very unprofessional near the end, that is a voicemail you say on a personal voicemail, not a business voicemail.

This is my take on this place so please beware. I think this used to be a company but is no longer a company.

However, these are my opinions with some facts but you decide.

Holly B.

I have been looking for the right job for several months. Most wanted me to do things I was not trained for, or wanted me to use my top level skills for jobs that paid pretty poor. I interviewed for many jobs that liked a younger crowd. Sun Technologies jumped on the opportunity to contact me. I got to interview with the actual employer, was a given very decent pay for my skills, and got hired within two days. They were very thorough with the hiring process and was able to get in everything in time to start the following Monday. They have been very helpful and have answered all of my questions when I asked. Awesome team!!! I give them 5 stars for many reasons! They are trustworthy. My company I now work for agrees! They know what they are doing to help you advance to your dream job. The current job is wanting to make me permanent in the near future already! Great Group of people working together at Sun Technologies, Inc.

Silvye Z.

I have been contact several times for many different 'recruiters' for the same position - Nothing they say or do sounds legit to me - They are literally asking for DOB which employers are not allowed to ask - funny is that I contact the Company they said they represent and no one knows them on the other side.

Dede B.

I have been getting calls, emails, and text message for the same position from 4 different people within the same organization. I have already unsubscribed to their job postings. Not the best practice to approach your candidates!

J S.

Within a 15min period I was contacted by (5) Sun Technology recruiters for the same position but with differing rates and contract durations. The recruiters are all from India, difficult to understand, and have no idea what they are calling about in terms of requirements of a job (in this case an engineering role). They could answer NO questions as they are merely regurgitating from a script and reading the role that they email anyway. The push to hard to have you commit to signing with them. The role was for a large US company that really should be looking for a permanent employee rather than a contractor in my opinion.

Prashanthi R.

Great on-going support by the Sun Technologies team! Both the recruitment and the on-boarding processes were very efficient, with easy-to-follow instructions and helped me in starting my first day of the job at the client site. Thank you!

Linda J.

I received my checks on time and the employers were great. What i didn't like is there was no paid vacation time, no paid holidays and I'm sure I could have gotten more an hour elsewhere. I do have to say, they did provide paid sick time.

Paul B.

Anybody who asks you for identify info by email or phone, like date of birth or social security number or work permit number or drivers license (even if they just want partial info), is probably not trustworthy. No reputable client (employer) will ask for identity info like this unless they have already made an offer that is contingent on you passing a background check. Never ever provide your dob, social, DL or other identity info, even if they insist you must complete an application in advance with that info to be considered for the job. No reputable employer will ask for this in advance as there are other ways they can vet you until it's time to do the background check as part of the offer process. And be wary of clicking on any links in emails that a recruiter or headhunter sends you. If they have a bona-fide client with a job opening, they should provide you the job ID number so you can go directly to the employers career web page and submit your resume.