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STAY AWAY FROM THE NRV & RKE OFFICE - Staffing Consultant - Staffing Consultant Express Employment Professionals Employee Review

1.0
Dec 6, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

They did not micromanage you but stress the hell out of you about not hitting their goal numbers.

Cons

Owner and Manager of both Rke and NRV only cares about NUMBERS. Even if it’s not your team’s fault for hitting them. If you happen to find a good candidate - hire them and they don’t show up to the job. YOUR FAULT!! Just know there is a lot of sales with the position they do not tell you about up front. If you are not picking up the phone making calls to sale or set appointment then they will let you go. No job security with this company as a staffing consultant. We had two consultants in the rke office and if one did more sales than the other you are brought into Garry’s office and are talked down too. Benefits are awful I did even take them they was so bad. I worked MOST holidays. I think we only got 5 days off a year not even Xmas eve. You don’t get much PTO either. You are ALWAYS salary for these locations. The staffing consultant are excepted to not take lunches. We would work without a lunch for weeks at a time. I would come into work around 7:00am and they would still want me to stay after 5. If you are sick you have to use PTO or it is not covered. You do not get benefits, PTO, Vacations until hired for 6 months.

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Cons

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Pros

The owner, Jessica, is fantastic as is the sales manager, Kirby. It can be a fun environment and putting people in a position to succeed is always rewarding.

Cons

Employees are not held to any sort of reasonable professional standard. Where it directly impacted this role at the time was that at least 25 hours every week were spent essentially begging employees to turn in time cards rather than doing anything productive. Standards seemed pretty inconsistent at times. The company felt a little aimless. There were several conflicting plans for the future. My understanding is that in the six months after my separation, they more or less replaced the entire staff for various reasons. Maybe they got it figured out now.

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