In reading these reviews I am assuming none of these people have got jobs through out of state temp agencies. I live in Los Angeles and this is my 2nd temp job through these type of agencies. If you make your resume public on these job search websites you do understand ANYONE can see your resume? I got a job at SCE through one of these type of agencies (not In-Sync), interviewed for decent companies, and I am now working at a very popular hospital through In-Sync. I was skeptical also but I promise they are legit. Maybe it's cheaper to outsource these out of state companies, I don't know; but my recruiter Kelly with In-Sync is awesome and we have never met all communication has been over the phone. No. I never applied with this agency. No. I never even applied for the hospital I am currently working for. Yes. They sent me an email asking me to respond if I was interested. Yes. They asked for the last 5 of my social. Yes. I got an actual interview with the company I'm working for. YES I AM EMPLOYED, with a very decent pay rate. I was not asked to post this review. You can look at my other Yelp reviews; I usually only post positive reviews of places I actually support or appreciate their service. I am only posting this in hopes to help other skeptical job seekers like myself. I can't speak for all of these out of state online temp agencies but this one is legit and I have had real results with other agencies of this type. Good luck job hunting. read more

Insync staffing is a very good place to work with in getting a temporary job. They are with you all the way. The value you and work with you in every step of the way. read more

While searching for a job i was grateful to meet such a wonderful group of professionals. Joanie Lee, Kori Smeal, and Lavonda did an absolutely amazing job at making the hiring process as smooth as possible. I highly recommend to reach out to this staffing agency for assistance in finding employment. read more

It's unlikely this is a scam company, but it's definitely a waste of your time. I was initially skeptical myself since they were asking for very, very personal and private information but that's normal for staffing agencies. You won't hear back after an initial phone screening from their clients- but they aren't fraudulent or fake since everyone I spoke with was a real person with real Indeed profiles to their name. Just stick to applying to jobs directly. read more

What a scam company.. I received this email today. Good thing I did my research first... seriously if they're legit they'll not gonna ask sensitive information plus all the way to NJ.............................seriously what a let down. We are desperate to find job but so many scammer.. . .........................pls do something about i read more

inSync Staffing - Email today - Employment Agencies Near Me - Manchester, New Hampshire

I keep being contacted by this company, offering 1/3 my pay rate, for jobs in the wrong state. I've asked them repeatedly not to contact me with these jobs, I'll get a nasty gram and more calls. They seem to be in the business of wasting both their client's time, and prospective job searchers. Very sad. Update: I called them directly to request to not be contacted with low-paying jobs that aren't relevant. The office number given goes directly to "Dominique's" voicemail, the staffing agent This is looking even more suspicious. read more

Seems they are no longer asking for SSNs, but in the email I received, they did ask for unusual things like the EXACT name of my last school and date of graduation, and my full name including middle initial. Even before reading all of these reviews, it still didn't pass the smell test. Totally seems like they are phishing for identity theft info. Glad I did some research about them before hitting 'send' on my reply. read more

I have no idea why a company on the other side of the US is trying to find employees for USC. Other than that would be a great place to work, USC is right down the freeway from me, why would USC hire a job recruiter in NJ? The message also said they have 300 positions to fill, oddly if USC had that many openings I'm certain they could hold a job fair on campus to find qualified people for those positions. Nice try but what's the scam here? Stop wasting job hunters time. read more

If I could give no stars I would. This agency Violates labor laws when it comes to paying employees on time. They will hold your pay until they receive equipment back even though it is against Federal labor laws to do so. You can never speak to anyone there other than the Recruiter. They only communicate via email. If equipment has to be shipped they will not send a shipping label unless you ask for one. If you need a pick up for the equipment, the employee has to pay for it and they won't pay your last check until it's sent back. Although the Recruiter was very nice and tried to help all she could, the agency itself was not helpful at all. read more

Scam. They send you emails about jobs you've never applied to and say you're hired. It's a scam! SCAM RUN !!!

Scam sadly. They offered me a job in Ontario, Ca. I don't even know how they got my email. At first I believed it, but then I thought about it, any staffing recruiter is going to call you! Not send an email. They asked for all this info. read more

inSync Staffing - Email - Employment Agencies Near Me - Manchester, New Hampshire

Insync Staffing had a great onboarding process. Never had issues paying on time. All contacts were professional and pleasant.

I have had a great experience and would use them again. This is how staffing works in the 21st century, used online tools to get all my info together, forms filled out, payroll for direct deposit. Efficient company read more

inSync Staffing - Manchester Office - Employment Agencies Near Me - Manchester, New Hampshire

I would be suspicious of any unsolicited employment offers. I just received an unsolicited Email regarding a tech job with Ricoh. Ricoh's website doesn't list any opening in my area. After reading some of the other posts, they seem to have wised up and removed requests for DOB or SSN. However, they ask for my location. If they are recruiting for a job, and they don't know with any certainty if I live in the area of the job, then even if they aren't a scam, they aren't very competent. And looking at the Email header, it appears that this Email bounced out of Europe. I would be very leery of responding to any Email from this group. read more

On an interview with a company that a recruiter sent me on. I was told to go on another interview with the client of that company. I went on that interview and then was told that I would have a phone interview with a manager. Each time I circled back with the recruiter and the company. In the end there was no follow-up from either the company nor the recruiting company InSync after several emails and phone calls. At a minimum I would expect to have follow-up back to say that the job is either going to move forward or to have closure some kind. That's what any professional business would do. It's unlikely I would go on any other interview through this staffing agency. read more

Out of 6 jobs 5 were either not related to my experience and education, not in my field, lower in level, they had an unreasonable and unrealistic pay rate or they were extremely short gigs. Cathleen Pozas-Harter contacted me 3 times for 3 different jobs and does not seem to understand my background. Clearly, she does not read resumes and she sends random emails to people. There goes another useless recruiting agency. read more

They found me on a job board, I didn't even know they existed before I spoke with the manager. I have now worked here for 5 years this year. Every company has its ups and downs but working here has been the best job I have found yet. I would highly recommend working for them. They have such a great team of recruiters. I can honestly say that I love this company. read more

I am SO GLAD, i came to YELP I applied to a job on indeed.com for this company and I have a interview tomorrow on Microsoft Teams, they called me offered me the position set an interview seems ok, then something said go check them out, and ALL these negative scam reviews about them, makes me not want to do the interview, WOW. I was so hopeful too I need a job, why are people scamming people about a job??? THanks Yelp! I was about to get SCAMMED read more

I got an inbox message with a job offer with 30+ dollar pay an hour. I was excited and read further on and it was asking for my social security (5 numbers) and DOB. It seems very shady if it's asking for all personal and sensitive information this without any guarantees. I got skeptical and Yelp review shows all negative reviews. Not a good choice to even try it. This is my personal opinion, but I agree with most people here. read more

SCAM! Asks for too much personal information. Social security number, DOB, etc. No thanks!

I'd stay away from any agency that asks for sensitive information like full name, DOB, and SSN in an e-mail. Unless getting scammed is your thing read more

This place is a scam, do not give them any personal information. They ask very odd questions for a staffing agency.

They are scammers from India, they are located offshore in India. Don't get fooled and give them your personal information.

I live in California, and I think they found my resume on a job board. I was contacted by 3 different people so far via email about job opportunities. When I reply, call, or at least try to communicate, there is absolutely nothing. Then they contact me again (like a cold email contact). I really think this place is a scam. Update: I still haven't gotten any interviews or anything, but I'm still getting their spam emails. I added a star from my 1 star because I called and finally got a person on the line who was very nice, informative and straight forward. If anything changes I'll keep you Yelpers posted. read more

Beware. I was contacted. I sent information, resume, past job documentation etc. I was offered a job interview out of town. I was supposed to be paid expenses for attending the out of town job. The people at the interview liked me. I was sent an offer email contingent on a background check. The background company was Cisive, beware of them too. I complied with a drug screen. Everything was fine and I noticed that they wanted me to waive my rights relative to sending them Per diem receipts. They said they would remove the requirement. They told me to hurry and give notice to my current job, I declined until the job offer was final. They asked me to sign an employment contract. The contract had a number for pay that was 2/3 of the amount offered in the emailed job offer. They said that the expenses for the out of town job came out of my pay. The contract had language that would make it very difficult to quit once the "employment" contract was signed, including threats. The contract was designed to trick people, basically, to become indentured labor, at low pay. Do people actually sign those contracts without reading them and become indentured workers to Insync Staffing? I then understood why there were weird things going on during the on-boarding process. We'll see if they pay the expenses for the out of town travel. These people are bad actors, you have been warned. read more

Definitely a scam. They asked for information that no other recruiter would ask for - especially since everything you would need to know is on my resume. read more

This place is a scam. They sent me an email to work for a company in san francisco. It seemed pretty legit until I saw the 10+ things they were asking in order to schedule an interview, including SS and DOB, I am not stupid and I know that not normal. It also says that they charge no fee which is strange making it seem like it's obviously a scam. read more

Pittsburgh, PA. I was told the contract would be a few months, yet I was let go in a month. I wasn't even given a two week notice to try to find other employment. I was told the day before that my contract was ending. I haven't heard from anyone since then,nor have they tried assisting me with a new job.THIS AGENCY IS A JOKE AND WASTED MY TIME! read more

I think this place is a scam, i have received an email which is not even related to my job experience. In email they have requested me to provide my full name, SSN, Dob. I find it very shady and no one should provide this information until visited them in person. read more

This place is a scam! I received an email from Becca saying that there is a job opportunity open in San Francisco for a tech company. I was ecstatic when I saw the email because its always been a dream of mine to work for a tech start up company. I immediately filled the application and next day, Cathleen whom is a senior recruiter gave me a phone call. She didnt seem too excited and kept saying the company is "so cool" and "its really cool". If a recruiter really wanted to offer you a job, they'll say anything to make you want to work at that company. They will tell you about the benefits and the perks. Unfortunately, Cathleen did not tell me such. She told me to fill out another application and to resend my resume. In the application that she sent from her email asked for SSN, DOB, Address, and legal name. Like other reviews, it is very skeptical, fishy, and wrongful to be asking for such when no job opportunity is offered or no legal contract has been signed. Good thing, I provided a fake SSN ( They ask you for the last 5 digits ). Weeks and days passed by... I never heard back from anyone from this company. I don't bother to reach out anymore either read more

I live in California. First, I received a call that came up on my phone as a "tele-marketer" and a message was left regarding an employment opportunity; this was on 2/13/2017. I returned the call and was speaking to someone with what sounded like a very heavy India accent. This "recruiter" was asking questions regarding my employment background and I asked "don't you have my resume in front of you?" The response was "ahhh.....yes, yes." Then the "recruiter" said he would like to submit my resume to the employer and asked for the last 4 or 5 digits of my social security number. I said "that's not going to happen." I was told that my resume could not be submitted to the employer without my social security information. RED FLAG!! I was polite and disconnected the call. On 2/15/17 I received an email from Cathleen Pozas-Harter supposedly with this staffing agency regarding the same position and again asking for social security information. I have blocked the email address. This is my review....of course, you can draw your own conclusion. My 1-star rating is only because in order to post this review I had to select a rating. read more