I currently work for addeco and also used their service 13 years ago to a job that I was hired on…read morefull time and absolutely loved! I have never had a bad experience with this company. You simply need to show up to your jobs every day with no call outs and work hard. If you want to go full time you need to shine and be a outstanding employee. This is a chance for you to sell your skills to an employer. The staff at adecco are great and do their absolute best to place you in a job that you will enjoy being at!

If you're the type of person who stands up for yourself, this isn't the company to work for. Here's…read morethe scoop: I worked for Adecco from 2004-2005. While at my last assignment, my grandmother was rushed to the hospital. I called Adecco later in the afternoon (no cell and hospital wasn't local; I know their call-in procedure) to let them know what happened. The woman I spoke with asked me if I wanted to go back to the company; I told her I'd like to if they'd have me. She told me she'd call them and call me back. Not even 5 minutes later, she called me back and told me they didn't want me to return. A few days later, I applied for unemployment. I was denied so I wrote an appeal and had to attend a hearing; Adecco said I quit my last assignment, etc. Needless to say, I lost and had to pay unemployment back. Fast forward to 12/1/14: I saw a posting for a job I have experience for through Adecco's website so I emailed my resume. Lexi called and left a voicemail so I returned her call about an hour later. While on the phone, she brought up my account and there's a huge "Do Not Use" on my file. She asked me if I knew why; I told her no. She told me she'd look into it and get back to me. Well, I hadn't heard from her (still haven't) so yesterday I called the Delavan branch. A woman named Terri picked up the phone so I asked her why there's "Do Not Use" on my file. She told me it was because I had 3 no call/no shows within a week's time (my first, according to her, was a Saturday which we didn't work anyways) which prevents you from future employment with Adecco. I asked "Is that for forever?" to which she responded "Yes, sorry, Jessica" and hung up before I could say anything else. So, if you're looking for work, steer clear of Adecco. There are agencies out there who will treat you better and find you better jobs

Don't waste your time finding work through this joke of a company…read more I have been treated like a child, and even though known I have a mental health disability.

I filled out all of the required paperwork. One woman said she sent my resume to a particular…read morebusiness. I called (after about a week) and asked if there was anything yet, and was told not yet. After a couple of weeks of hearing nothing, I stopped in because I was in the neighborhood. BIG MISTAKE. I could tell she wasn't happy because she said I don't have to stop in. I JOKINGLY said, I don't want you to forget about me. Second BIG MISTAKE. I could tell she didn't like that. I left there knowing I wouldn't hear from her anymore, and I was right. They have not found me one job.