people did not act like they wanted to help people..The one girl just kept yawning. Very…read moreunprofessional

In the spring of 2024, SARAH HERNANDEZ contacted me for a job and said she found my resume on a job…read morewebsite. She went through all the info and told me that she was going to send my resume into the company, and I told her I was interested. Then she ghosted me. When I called back to find out where she was I was told that her kid was sick and no one knew about my resume or the company she had submitted my resume to. I never heard from her again. Why couldn't she give my info to another co-worker to pick up where she left off? That is extremely unprofessional even given those circumstances. I have had plenty of events in my life where I had to notify my job and I did so because I am a professional. Then recently I got another email from her. I didn't remember who she was but I replied with a phone call. She didn't remember me. She had just sent me the email not moments before. THAT is unprofessional. Then she made a huge deal about the work I do - half of what I do is I am a FULL-CHARGE BOOKKEEPER. Full-Charge means I do everything in bookkeeping however, Ms. Hernandez had no idea what that meant and told me that the client needed someone who knew how to reconcile. I had to inform her what that actually meant because she said I would have to resubmit my resume to her with the word "reconcile" on it. THAT is unprofessional. Today I wrote to her for the 2nd time inquiring if the company she gave my resume to called her. She told me that they had not. She told me that she understood that I was frustrated. Here's the thing - I work with other employment agencies where they told me that even though companies are looking to hire, they are hesitant because of the proposed tariffs that "Idiot" Trump is going to impose. That is the way they related that to me. That is the way I related the same to Ms Hernandez, who reprimanded me and told me that I was UNPROFESSIONAL? I promptly told her I no longer needed her assistance. These are very trying times to be out of work, which I still am. I have every right to relate to the person who is recruiting how I feel, and I used the same jargon that was used with me and I had no problems with it. Doesn't matter if you are for or against him as she said she has been and was the unprofessional one in this short business relationship. Her meteoric rise to manager in 4 years is the result of a revolving door in your business and not because she earned it - she was probably the only one left. While I am still looking for work, I wanted to write to you to let you know what had happened and that I will be leaving this same missive as a review of your company online. People have the right to speak freely about anything. Hernandez needs client relationship skills, which she lacks. I and the general public still have freedom of speech even though the GenZ think otherwise AND NJ is still a Democratic state that went solidly for Harris. While I am sure you'll stick up for Hernandez I find it appalling that you allow such an unprofessional person to deal with the public representing your company. They should take the word PROFESSIONALS from their name. They are anything but that.

Waste of your time. Avoid at all costs. The owner (whom I was interviewing with) is highly…read moreunprofessional, and late to the interview that was promptly scheduled for 8:30am. (Her excuse was that there was traffic on rt.80- needless to say I took that very highway to get there myself- no excuse!) Not only was she late, she failed to return a phone call and email for confirmation sent days prior to the interview. Just like the review before mine; it's time for this woman to retire.

I was scheduled for an interview with them and could not attend because of a medical emergency…read more Since that was my first priority I did not call to cancel and yes I felt badly. However they have been hounding me with phone calls ever since! I just delete the voicemails. Also, I was warned about them from a good friend who used to be a recruiter with another firm in northern NJ.