In my personal and professional opinion, this company is fraudulent. When applying for a position as an instructor at Taylor Robinson, I was reluctant to enter my social security number before ever having spoken to anyone. I sent an email expressing my concern and was instructed to enter 9 digits as a "place holder" and that my information could be collected later upon a phone interview. \r
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This raised some red flags in my mind, so I further inquired about the application/interview process. I was told I would not be meeting anyone in person for an interview, rather a phone interview would be conducted and I would be "really evaluated after the first lesson". \r
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I replied honestly, saying that I wouldn't be applying if there was no actual meeting where my skills as a musician and instructor would be assessed. After all, how can one ensure the quality of their teachers if they have never met them? Never heard them play in person? \r
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I write this review because it saddens me to know th
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