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  Professional Security Services

  9101 Southern Pine Blvd Ste 100 Charlotte, NC 28273-5533

  
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  Professional Security Services

  PO Box 145 Mount Holly, NC 28120-0145

  

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• Review fromSteve B

  Date: 11/17/2025

  2 stars
  The hiring process at (Professional Security Services) raised several red flags that made me feel unsafe and deeply concerned for my personal security. From the very beginning, I was pressured to provide highly sensitive documents including my ID and Social ********************** card before any clear confirmation of employment. Requesting this level of information without guaranteeing a position is not only unprofessional, but it also creates a serious risk for identity theft or misuse of personal data.The overall process felt extremely unsettling. The company required me to complete an unusually invasive series of steps, including a long multi-part questionnaire, a math test, and extended written responses. None of this would be a problem if it felt legitimate, but the behavior and tone from the organization made the experience feel more like an interrogation than a job evaluation.What made the situation feel even more threatening was the requirement to meet with their internal family and corporate members through a virtual meeting. The atmosphere of that meeting was uncomfortable, and it seemed designed to assess personal beliefs and private matters rather than professional qualifications. It left me feeling exposed and unsure of their intentions.After going through all of these intense steps, I was informed that my application was not approved. What troubles me most is the possibility that a company could gather so much personal information, put applicants through a psychological and emotional gauntlet, and then simply dismiss them without explanation. The entire process felt unsafe and potentially dangerous, as if my information and privacy were at risk the moment I submitted it. Instead, it felt intrusive, destabilizing, and threatening, raising legitimate questions about how my personal data may be used and whether the organization is operating with appropriate ethical and legal *************** out and be more cautious about (****** *******)