Great place to work so far - QA Automation Engineer Kforce Employee Review

5.0
Jan 9, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The staff actually cares for the employees and looks after you. They will try as much as they can to locate you in a new project in case your current projects ends. Big staffing company so finding you a new project is not an issue. By far the best IT Recruiter staff I've ever experienced as a contractor, I do have to mention "Katrina Medina", she has always been in touch and listened to any question or concern, Keep it up! Excellent benefits: 401K, great health insurance options.

Cons

No PTO, no paid holidays.

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Thank you for your feedback. We've passed this on to Katrina and her leaders. We are thrilled to hear about your positive experience! Thank you for working with Kforce.

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