All about micromanagement - Recruiter Resolve Recruit Employee Review

The pay was okay. Perm staff were nice

Very harsh and hostile place to work at. didn't like the way some of the recurring consultant in the temporary division would speak to associates on the phone. Management spoke to you in a demeaning way and picked on everything you did wrong though I was training. Only lasted a week there because the environment is just toxic. Made a mistake of deleting read emails and got shouted at by colleagues in a form of correction then one of them went ahead to tell CEO about it as well, who didn't help the situation through her demeaning talk. Feels like your co-workers would just throw you under the bus to gain favours. Unhealthy competition that would led to your co-workers treating you anyhow to get work done to be recognized. Went home every day wanting to quit till I read other peoples reviews on here about the company. Honestly had I seen those reviews before accepting the offer, I would never have accepted the job offer. Dont waste your time to apply there, it would turn you into a bitter toxic person in a matter of time or just end up crying all the time

Three of the best reasons to work for Resolve Recruit: 1. The Owner Kim Muir is honest, always willing to provide coaching, very professional and able to make you feel wanted. Give 100% daily and she is always there to encourage you. Kim is definitely a solid business owner. 2. Team environment. There is no "I" in team and The group at Resolve is very much a tight knit team full of encouragement and positive vibes. I thoroughly enjoyed the team building cook offs, birthday celebrations and such. It's nice to work for a company where you feel like you're a part of something special. 3. They are always busy! Every single day is a challenge as there are always orders to fill and people to place. This easily translates into job security which was very important for me.

There really were no con's to working at Resolve Recruit. If you slacked off you would be made aware (always in a professional manner).