I do not recommend this recruiting company. The recruiters esp. the one with initials TP is phony…read more He should have been an actor, not a recruiter. They say they're going to do x,y,z for you and they never follow through. They probably have no idea where to place you or what your skillset are matched for the jobs they have, or they just don't have that many good viable jobs. They lack transparency on that front. I have dealt with this company 2x - have met in person, and have spoken on the phone on 2 separate occasions that led to no where, so I would not waste your time with this recruiting co. There are better ones out there.

I was paired up with Denise P who was the sweetest and warmest recruiter I had ever met. I really…read moreenjoyed her outgoing personality and how enthused she was about finding me a job. Unfortunately, she never really found me anything. I ended up working in DTLA for a bit for their office located there because she had sent my resume over there to a another recruiter named Ryan. Both Ryan and Denise were hard to get a hold of. I reached out to Denise repeatedly on so many occasions to ask about work, but she never called or emailed me back. Then she would randomly email me with an assignment when I was already working. So I would politely respond and let her know I was on another temp assignment and to keep me in mind once it was finished. Again, no response and never any follow ups. So although she seems like a wonderful person, I'm not too sure about her work ethic. I doubt she's so busy she can't provide simple responses. She could have sent an easy email saying they didn't have anything available so at least I knew she still worked at Ajilon. Good luck if you do choose Ajilon for temping assignments!

Clearly temporary, temporary-hire jobs no longer exist because if they did, Elite Placement Group…read morewould be reaching out to those of us who have backgrounds in the industries/roles they "specialize" placements in. But no call, email response to initial email or the follow-up email from Elite Placement. (Going on 4 days now.) Do not waste your time, just apply to jobs directly, so you get the full pay. Staffing agencies are not like they once were, they are now a scam.

Nope. They are not responsive at all. Don't waste your important time and energy with this company…read more Good luck finding a job!

Christie and her team have been monumental to my job search and professional development. Christie…read morehas a wealth of knowledge, incredibly warm, cares about her clients and is driven to get them what they want. This is the best staffing company I have come across, and easiest one to review by far. I highly recommend giving GSC a call regardless of what stage of your career you are in.

Christie is amazing and you know that she is always rooting for you and supporting you in your…read moreendeavors. She is great recruiter with a real talent for finding talent! She knows how to position resumes, identify candidates, and work with you until you get the result you want!

This company requires SO MUCH paper work just to create a profile and they have zero jobs posted. I…read morealso never heard back from anyone after filling out at least 10 different forms. No jobs, no service, not worth your time.

I've parted ways with ACT-1 Entertainment Solutions for the third time now -- and in light of the…read morecircumstances of this latest exodus, I need to revise and update my testimonial. Let me first recount what Anna Browne Robinson told me last July regarding ACT-1's current status, because it has bearing on what followed. Basically, AppleOne acquired ACT-1 in a corporate merger just prior to the pandemic (which, incidentally, retroactively explains some of the problems I documented in my earliest testimonial). Then COVID happened and, unsurprisingly, everything went to hell. In the interim, ACT-1's basically been gutted and it's operations and accounts have be transferred to AppleOne's Glendale branch. Anna has inherited oversight and rebuilding of that account -- and therein lies the problem. As an outgoing client, it's my opinion that AppleOne erred here in assigning this particular manager to this particular account. Anna doesn't have an entertainment background and it's clear she's out of her depth and doesn't understand the industry. Worse, by her own admission, overseeing and rebuilding ACT-1's account is a secondary priority compared to her primary AppleOne work. She's unable and/or unwilling to put the time or energy into it. If anything, the impression I was left with is that Anna resents having this account foisted upon her and is deliberately doing the bare minimum in response. Anna was also unable to generate literally a single lead in the 6 months I tried working with her. Now, to be fair, the WGA/SAG Strikes last year disrupted the job market and ACT-1 got hammered. I'm NOT blind to that, or to the impossible situation she had to navigate. That said, I feel Anna could have done more to work around this or help me out. She refused to cross-market my resume for any non-entertainment roles and insisted her current clients only wanted ACT-1 veterans. She even had the temerity to ask if I'd just tried directly applying to entertainment jobs through their company websites (I very nearly hung up on her; in fact, this call was the last straw and precipitated my exit). Anna's professional behavior throughout all this was also just as frustrating. I stressed from the beginning of our collaboration that good communication and reliability were paramount given my previous experiences with AppleOne's Westwood branch (which I've covered in reviews on that page). Anna agreed...and then promptly did the exact opposite. I'm NOT exaggerating when I say it takes up to WEEKS to get her to respond to basic queries, voicemails, and messages. On at least one occasion, she stood me up on a conference call (one that took almost 2 weeks to set up) and ignored my emails trying to ascertain what happened or to reschedule -- at least until I made it clear she was forcing me to reevaluate my business relationship. THEN Anna got on the phone. On these occasions, Anna admitted she was either on vacation (without even bothering to notify clients she'd be out of the office and to make alternate arrangements) or she wasn't even bothering to check the ACT-1 email account on regular basis. And while Anna did ultimately did take responsibility for that conference call incident and admitted there was no excuse...she also never actually answered what had happened. By this point, it's now February and I've finally had enough. I had serious reservations about working with ACT-1 again after getting previously screwed over by Michelle Rossoff and Wanda Hallmark. But Anna seemed genuinely apologetic about my past experiences (and again the merger retroactively seemed to explain some of the problems last time). I was also desperate because of the Strikes and had to roll the dice. Well, just as I feared, I rolled snake eyes -- AGAIN. It doesn't matter that 4 years have passed, that the old guard has changed, or that there's been upheaval and reorganization. Literally NOTHING else has changed with ACT-1 Entertainment Solutions; the agency remains completely and utterly incapable of fulfilling the basic services it professes to advertise. It's absolutely INSANE; I genuinely don't understand HOW they're still in business or why AppleOne is tolerating this. So, in conclusion, I once more cannot recommend working with ACT-1, nor would I advise job seekers to work with Anna Browne Robinson (at least if you're approaching her for entertainment work; to be fair, I can't speak to her non-entertainment work). To AppleOne Management, here's my closing advice: I think it would be beneficial to all parties -- you, ACT-1, Anna, future clients, etc. -- if custodianship of the ACT-1 account and its rebuilding was to be reassigned to a different manager. It needs to be overseen by someone who actually HAS an entertainment background and knows the industry. It needs someone who can and will put the time and effort into rebuilding it, and who's going to make your clients feel valued and welcomed and not treat them like unwanted headcounts.

I was reached out by a recruiter from Glocap about an offer and set up a time to discuss. She then…read morepushed then discussion twice, and then ghosted me once the time came to have the phone call. Then, a week later, she recontacted me and apologized - and then asked for my resume and to set up a time to call. I did both, and when I asked for a copy of the job description, she never answered my email. Don't bother with this company. I don't know how they train their recruiters, but it is clear that they need some improvement. Quite disappointed in this experience, as I was actually interested in the job.

I signed up with Glocap about four years ago while I was doing my undergrad full time. After…read moreinitially signing up with them through their website, I had a phone interview, where we discussed what I was looking for and my skills. While I didn't wind up doing any temp gigs in that time (my program was too demanding), I did continue to get their emails with potential job listings, which I liked as it kept me in the loop about what was out there. After graduating last year I began my job search and last month decided to check in with Glocap and see what they had to offer. I updated my profile on their site and adjusted my email preferences so that I received the emails with the job listings that were best suited for me and my skill set/experience. At the end on May this year I submitted to one of the positions that was emailed and soon after was contacted by Miriyah who coordinated my first interview with Glocap in Century City. She was helpful and sweet and lovely to work with and promptly emailed me the info for my interview. On the day of my interview I first met with her briefly and we covered some basic information and then I had my in-depth interview with Brock, who would become my main contact at Glocap. He was friendly and we discussed the position I had applied to, my skills, my ideal work environment, etc. Later that week Brock got me the interview with the perspective employer of the position I had applied for. I was very pleased with the detailed and prompt email I received from him with all the info I needed for the job interview. I got the job, which began on the temp side and within two weeks received a full-time offer. It all happened very fast, but I believe that came from it being a good fit, that was realized by all parties involved. My whole experience with Glocap, Brock, and Miriyah was very positive and successful and I highly recommend them.

I had a little time before I was going to be let go from a company, so I started looking. Michael…read moreand Nadaa found me on linked in and I have to say it was an outstanding experience. Michael's team met me face to face (prior to covid-19 issues of course) so they could get to know me and what I wanted to find. Almost immediately they had three or four potential opportunities that they reviewed in detail. Look, these people know the companies; they work with them closely to place qualified candidates with appropriate employers. I felt their goal was not just to get me my next gig, but to find the right match for everyone involved. Michael was always available, quick to respond and was there for advice and guidance as we went through the process together. In my case: the team hooked me up with an incredible company that resulted in an incredible offer; one that both the company and I were excited about.

This company appears to be paper thin. I have been calling them during business hours and it goes…read morestraight to voicemail. I leave numerous voicemails with no return calls from the company. I submit multiple tickets and my resume though their website with no response. The search function on their website seems to be broken as it specifically states there are zero jobs available in my city - honestly just manually using LinkedIn myself is better than this company.

Today I received a call from someone at Randstad, and the minute I said hello, the person on the…read moreother end of the line, didn't appear to speak English very well, so I'm saying Hello, Hello, and then the call drops. I call back again and the person answers and when they find out its me, they get real quiet on the phone and then they hang up. I call back for the second and let them know I'm going to report the call and the unprofessionalism I received from their company. I don't want to believe the caller thought I was of a different race when they called and figured I was not the race they wanted to speak too.

I have been seeking a career change and decided to look for a recruiting firm to help me find a new…read morejob. The first person I spoke with with Diko Kodikian who asked for my resume and scheduled a in-person interview. I'm beyond impressed with Diko since he made me feel as if he truly listened to me discuss my longterm goals, my past experience and work environments where I will thrive. He has been a huge help with marketing me to his clients and found me a great job that I'm beyond excited to start. If you are seeking a new position I recommend reaching out to Randstad and working with Diko. He is a recruiter who knows his job and how to work with people to find them an ideal position. Diko checked in with me and always returned my call/email with status updates. He's consummate professional that works with clients to find the right staff and position.

I am so grateful for Michal and The Workshop LA. After four months of looking on my own, Michal…read morereached out to me and with her help, was able to find the perfect fit for me. She invests in her time by getting to know you and what direction you want your career to go. She also suggested some positions out of my comfort zone and wouldn't have considered on my own. I have grown tremendously in the last three months at my new job. It can feel overwhelming to find a good career fit alone, if you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to The Workshop LA. I have recommended them to others that are working with her now and I have only received positive feedback.

Unprofessional agency and does not carry out their recruiting mission with integrity…read more Michele has been approaching candidate with opportunities that look great on the book. She came to you to ask for referral and pitch opportunities that aligns with your interest. But if you're not giving her exactly what she needs, she won't bother to respond to your email or follow up. It was unpleasant to chat with her over the phone. The manner and attitude she delivers to the candidate was not genuine nor sincere. The application and hiring process can be personal. And people get busy and missed communication without bad intention. But when it became a communication pattern, you could tell the work attitude. It's reasonable to expect professional and respectful communication either from a client, recruiter or candidate perspective. Other recruiters from the creative agencies that I have worked with treat their applicant with respect and integrity. If you're looking for creative job opportunities, 24seven, JBC holdings, Aquent are the best agencies to work with. People in my networks have had great experiences with them in hiring or applying.