I called a week ago and asked if they had any job opportunity, I was told to look on the website and to apply to anything that caught my eyes. so, it I did I called the back the next week when the lady answered the phone told her what I was told the week before and she was really rude and said that they would not work with me read more

Went in to get some help as most if us do. Forgot to do one part of the application and the gal behind the desk (dark straight hair glasses) not the first girl that approaches you. She acted like it was the end of the world, even though they let me know that I did not have to do it on my own time that I could do it in office there as well so to me it wasn't a huge deal and I don't believe it should have been to her either, but she made sure to mention how she didn't want to do the work for me And I sent the information a few days prior blah blah blah either way she's rude and probably needs an attitude adjustment as she was being rude to one the the other employees for "clicking too fast" read more

I applied for a position in a town approximately 8 miles from my home, posted by Express. When Express reached out to me regarding this open position and to set ip a time for me to come in to the office to finalize paperwork on my end, I was under the impression that I would be meeting with one recruiter. When I arrived for my "interview," I then learned i would be "interviewing" with a new recruiter, and I was her first "interviewee" (which is fine, everyone needs to learn somehow, right). When taking a picture of my photo ID (I have a Real ID), they almost made it seem that it was my fault that they weren't able to get a clear picture of the Real ID (their words were something along the lines of "Yeah, Oregon Real ID's are ALWAYS difficult to pbotograph"). The recruiter who was being trained then informed me that I would need to "dress professionally" for every job (I had arrived at the office professionally dressed, clean clothes and neat hair), and I didn't have the heart to tell her that I'd been working in various office environments for the past 35 years, so I knew a thing or 2 about "dressing professionally." I was then asked questions about past work experiences, job duties I had performed, etc, when the older recruiter (the one training the new recruiter), looked at me and bluntly said "You don't seem to be very flexible." I looked at her and simply stated "While I do like some order to my work day, I do recognize the need for flexibility," and proceeded to explain to both recruiters the flexibility needed for my past position. (This was also reflected in comments made by 2 of my references who, without even knowing what the other reference stated when contacted, both indicated that not only was I extremely dependable, but I was very flexible when the need arose). When the younger recruiter contacted 2 of my references, she mumbled her name and where she was calling from so badly that both individuals had to ask her to repeat herself, as they couldn't make out what she was saying. I was then shown how to download the app, sign in to the app to mark eligibility, and eventually the "interview" ended. My "interview" was on 6/6/2025, and I have heard absolutely nothing from that office until today (6/25/2025) until today, when I was sent a text asking to leave a 5-star review (despite the fact that I have gone in repeatedly to mark my eligibility and to peruse open & available positions, to see if anything is listed other than welders or machine operators that I could apply for). I have still not heard anything regarding the original position I had applied for (despite the fact that the job is STILL showing as "open" on their website), even if only to say that I wasn't an "ideal candidate" for the position and that the employer was looking for someone with more experience. I've applied for a couple of open positions that have been posted by the Express Employment office in Tigard (my 1st interview was with the office located in Longview, Washington), and I have an interview on Friday, 6/27/2025 at 10am, so we'll see how that interview process goes.​ read more

I had been searching for work for awhile since my move to Washington and came across Express Employment. I meet with Lisa Nathan and she had me placed in a job very quickly. I have enjoyed working with Lisa and look forward to my next position with them. Love the idea of working the hours I like and when I want to work. read more

Okay... so, all the reviews, so far, don't look very good. This doesn't surprise me. I will say this, Express did get me a job in which I was hired on full time. I like the place and I am grateful for it. I will express my opinion, though. The unprofessional attitude from some of the staff at Express isn't exaggerated. I was always very good at communicating things with them and was honest and acted with integrity. For me, I hold pride in that. I respect people that do the same. There were a few things that happened out of my control which was turned around on me similar to if I neglected my responsibilities for my contract. I was also told to not come in for three days and on the second day, I found a nasty voice mail and an even nastier conversation when I called back. They accused me of being a no call no show and said I was fired. I was livid. It took me a lot of repeating that they made a mistake and that I would NEVER do something like that. She wouldn't even admit that she was wrong. This was the major event of my negative experiences. Anyway, you don't have to work through them very long to realize that you're just a money tree to them and it's obvious that they don't actually care about your experience and work ethic. Personally, I know I was hired full time because I went above and beyond my job description every day. Extra tasks, hustle and volunteering for overtime. Funny, I never received a thank you from them. I wouldn't be surprised if it was because I would no longer be making them money any longer. Steer away if you can. read more

Lisa helped me get signed up for working for express professionals. The process was easy and they made it fun and personal throughout the whole process. i would recommend working for this office. Jeff McDaniel read more

Express was great. Jeff helped me out 10 fold. He never gives up on helping you land that job. Would recommend these great people to anyone. read more

Mackenzi Ellis has done a great job matching my talents to jobs. She's found me 2 jobs I love. Thanks, Mackenzi!

I had a great experience working with the branch in Longview. The team were thoroughly professional and sought promptly to find a place in my immediate area for me to work. I am now a full time employee there and I have Koren Coulter and her excellent coworkers to thank for such great opportunities in what I feel will be a life time career. Two thumbs up! read more

Express employment services is awesome, they have kept my husband employed for over a year, and the staff are always so friendly and helpful. I highly recommend going here if you are looking brother employment :-) read more

My husband and I both relocated recently and Express Pros have been AMAZING, helping both of us with excellent employment opportunities, both temp and temp to perm. They phone regularly with job prospects and have treated us with respect. We've been very happy with their attentive service and Lisa Nathan has been especially helpful. read more

Awesome to work for, they gave me my raise even when the company I was assigned to wouldn't. I will always go through Express in Longview Wa because they do right by you no matter what! That goes far with me...especially when it comes to my means to support my family. They were there for me and had my back. read more

I went there and a girl named Felicia was at the front desk. She was unfriendly and had a cold attitude. She also was not any help to me at all. She put me down and did nothing to help me when I asked for help. She seemed to have the attitude that I was bothering her. read more