Recruiter Review - Yunior Rocha (Inter-Con Security Systems) I had an excellent experience working with Yunior Rocha throughout the hiring process at Inter-Con. From start to finish, he was professional, knowledgeable, and incredibly supportive. Yunior clearly knows his work. He communicated expectations clearly, followed up promptly, and made the entire process smooth and stress-free. What truly sets him apart is that his support didn't stop once I was hired. Yunior followed up with me after my start date to check in and see if I needed anything and continues to be helpful and responsive whenever I have questions. His transparency, attention to detail, and genuine care made the entire experience positive and reassuring. I truly appreciate Yunior's dedication and professionalism and would highly recommend him to anyone going through the hiring process at Inter-Con. He is a great asset to the recruiting team. read more

This review is for those individuals that are not of Mexican or Hispanic nationality, and are looking for a permanent security home for the next five to ten years in the San Diego, California region. It's hard out here, and repeatedly starting over is difficult. So do your research before you sign. Inter-Con Security Systems, Inc. is a Mexican American privately founded security corporation that proclaims its rapid growth across the North, South, and African frontiers. They hold contracts with many governing and transit establishments of nations within these continents. However, one has to ask the question, is Inter-Con obtaining these contracts because they are the best, or is it because they are the cheapest? Are they the highest bidder or are they the lowest? As a black female unarmed officer of the San Diego County Inter-Con branch since November of 2025, I can definitely say that this private corporation is deceiving the world. Not only does this private corporation allow its San Diego Managerial Cartel to practice overt nepotism, discrimination, and retaliation tactics; that are in favor of the Mexicans; they have a hard time adhering to the contract that they signed with the San Diego County governing institution. In specification, their employee health benefit requirement states that: 27.1.4. Health, welfare and other employee benefits with an employer contribution equivalent to at least $2.12 per hour. In the public record proposal, Inter-Con states, and has complied with offering a Bronze level insurance policy to its employees. For those that do not know, a Bronze level insurance policy has a low premium (low monthly contributions from your check), but a high deductible (meaning you pay the total medical cost, out of pocket, until the total deductible amount has been reached, then the portion that the insurance covers will kick in, leaving you to pay the remaining balance.). Sounds expensive. It is. The security field is considered a high-risk sector due to exposure to physical, environmental, psychological, and occupational hazards that occur at unpredictable times. So, it is safe to say that a good affordable health plan is highly necessary. Thus, an unarmed security guard that is getting paid $20.00 an hour, which grosses $3200 a month, with an actual net around $1,325 every two weeks, after taxes, in the state of California cannot afford any insurance policy that has high deductible rates. Higher premiums allows one to set a proper budget while also setting aside money to cover the affordable, out of pocket expenses, should something unexpected occur. Let's face it, a $20.00 an hour job in California isn't going to go far, but it does cover the basics for single people or provides a contributing income for others. For now, it is, what it is. If higher premium plans are a better option for individuals and families for the future days to come, why doesn't Inter-Con offer a bank of medical policies that their employees can choose from? Money! What else? If an employee opts out of the insurance policy the employer retains that money to do with it as they please. So, to discourage employees from opting into the medical insurance benefit, they offer the worst possible option. What are they doing with this extra money? Most likely putting it towards their AI, App, and or other research, non-profit generating, goals. What Jeff Bezos said, the slave labor of the Amazon employees made his astronaut goals possible. Boys, girls, and their toys. However, in Inter-Con's case they are not in compliance with the San Diego County contract. They must contribute to a health benefit of some kind, regardless if the employee opts out or not. They are still supposed to pay out the $2.12 an hour. This has been brought to their attention and they are fighting it. Other contractors of the county are sticking to the contract and paying their employees the agreed upon rate if they opt out. We can take that money and put it towards a more viable healthcare plan. A group plan would be cheaper, but a non deductible or a low deductible plan is even better; either way works. Inter-Con really has its unharmed and armed guards out here with no health care coverage. It's wild. In addition to this, members of the San Diego County institutions seem to be in compliance with the Inter-Con antics. Not only did they contract with a company that has a portion of its workforce in Mexico, meaning those workers do not contribute to State income tax. Therefore, they do not contribute to state and local expenses including County employee salaries. They also have to get clarification from Inter-Con, the private corporation in violation of a County drafted contract, if they are supposed to pay the employees, in cash, if they opt out of the group insurance policy or not. That's like a police officer asking a thief if he should be arrested and tried for robbing an establishment. read more

Based upon the unprofessional and inadequate on the job conduct of its personnel who are charged with protecting passengers and property at the MTA Norwalk-Hoxie Greenline station, Inter-Con is inept and ineffective. A couple of months ago, hardly anyone was at the aforementioned station early one weekend morning. There was a couple of homeless men acting up and being threatening. I had just bought something to eat and my bus, Norwalk #4 was not due for about 25 minutes. Dressed in the way in the middle picture below, I walked from the bus bays across to the far or east side of the lot to eat in privacy and out of the unpleasant sight and scent of the derelicts who Inter-Con permits to beg, live at and occupy the station. Sure enough, I'm eating and I hear a car drive up. A young male Inter-Con guard, olive skin, about 28, mustache, dark hair and ball cap, says to me, "Are you okay?" "What kind of question is that? Of course I'm okay, can't you see I'm eating? I'm waiting for my bus..." Then the guy condescendingly and insultingly says, "The bus benches are over there." I know where the bus benches are ** it., my bus doesn't get here for 20 minutes and you guys let these homeless **** harass us and you do nothing to protect us so because of you I have to walk over here to eat in peace!" "Okay, okay, it's just a question." But this is par for the course with them: confronting and annoying innocent passengers while ignoring lawbreakers. The sights and scents, the human wreckage that Inter-Con does nothing about which vandalizes, uses drugs, harasses, threatens, begs from innocent passengers. Just today, I arrived to wait for the MTA 125 line and this is what I encountered in the picture: The guy was mumbling to himself, playing with lighters, smoking discarded cigarettes, sometimes speaking with rage, and his scent was nauseating. He then hopped onto the same bus I was on and just as I knew he would, he started punching the air violently and shouting in rage. Look at the picture! What is Inter-Con's job if this is what we MTA passengers have to endure!!! read more

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In my experience with Inter-Con Security Systems, the company came across as unprofessional and disorganized. The hiring process felt misleading, communication was poor, and interactions seemed rude and dismissive. Overall, it left a very negative impression. read more

Where do I even start. This company is the worst. My word of advice become psychic. Because they expect you to know when your parents are going to die. If you have a death in your family these will be the last folks to give you a anytime to grieve.because God forbid you take off..you will get penalized for like I did. I couldn't even make it to my father's funeral to save my last goodbyes because intercon kept dangling the fact that I could get fired or taken off post or suspended. And the day that I did take off when my father first passed away I got penalized for that despite me showing them the obituary. Let's not even get started on the fact that communication with these people are horrible you can never get in contact with who you need to get in contact with everybody in the office is too busy pointing fingers. Uniforms good luck getting those if your uniform happens to rip or tear do not rely on them to even give you new uniforms because they won't even do that. And not to mention when you do leave this company they try to hold on by not releasing you and what I mean by that is that they are slow to show on paperwork that you have been terminated so if you try to say for instance move your 401k you can't even do it because they are so slow with releasing you. The day I left it was it for me. This company is the worst and I would not recommend it to anyone that's trying to get into. Security work and to show you what I'm talking about below is a picture of some uniform pants that I have from them that they refused to fix or even acknowledge despite me sending them emails asking for new uniforms. This was one of the reasons why I left this company as well they treat their guards very poorly. Especially the Pasadena office no one in their seems to know what they're doing everybody points to fingers at everybody else. Being a major company and incompetent should never go in the same sentence but for them it does. read more

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This gentlemen has been demanding payments from people in order to pass a bridge. He states he is a sergeant at intercon security and if we don't pay he is authorized to use force under intercon security policy He gave us this number (626) 535-2200 To call for permits read more

Inter-Con Security Systems - Security Services Near Me - Pasadena, California

If I could give this company zero stars, I would. Working here (or even trying to communicate with them) is a masterclass in frustration and runarounds. Every time you try to get in touch with someone, you get re-routed through a maze of different phone numbers. And after wasting your time bouncing around, you still end up with no answers. It's like they intentionally avoid solving problems. At one point, I asked an SCO officer for help contacting a specific person, and I was actually told, "Oh, I can't give you their number, but you can contact them." Make that make sense. How am I supposed to contact someone if I don't even have their number? The lack of logic is ridiculous. And don't even bother trying to call dispatch. They almost never pick up the phone, and when they do, they sound like they couldn't care less. Lazy, unprofessional, and unbothered--pretty much sums up the whole experience. Save yourself the headache. Whether you're looking to work here or do business with them, just don't. You'll regret it id rather work at a haunted morgue. read more

The recruitment process was simple and each recruiter was exceptionally helpful and the information provided was spot on.

Inter-con won the co tract for rhe job I've worked almost 3 years now. It's been 2 months and this place has gone to hell. I've called off once, and now have a 3 star rating because they went in a month later and changed it to a no call now show. Fuck this company. They demote qualified supervisors to replace them with people with no experience or knowledge of the contract. They move people's already set schedules to put their preferred people in. read more

This company sucks. I was told that I will be hired in the beginning of December and they said that they will sponsor my guard card and they never did and I still never heard anything from them. I definitely don't recommend trying to work for them because they're all talk and they will screw you over. read more

We were at 13 and Mound, innocently going through a green light, when suddenly a intercon chevy of some sort RAN THROUGH THE RED LIGHT, CROSSING THE INTERSECTION IN FRONT OF US. They then proceeded to pull into a gas station. Please look into this reckless driving because it could get someone extremely indured or deceased. Thank you. read more

June 27. 8:30 pm. Hoxie Metro Parking M-F, I come to pick up my wife, and wait in a vacant parking space. Today due to some computer glitz in their office, she was very late. The roving car stopped to inquire, respectfully and concerned, if everything was ok. I felt assured. I engaged in small talk to express my appreciation. His name is LANCE. He recognizes me because he sees me every afternoon. He was concerned because it was very late. Your personnel are vigilant and can distinguish those who have bad intent. read more

Intercon private security is a horrible security company to work for. Especially carlos Perez, carlos Perez does not care about the safety of his security officers from the contract of Southern California Edison. ​ read more

Be careful of this company. After you fire them, and you will for sure fire them, they will keep your security information and they will even keep a physical key to your building. They suck! They are the opposite of a security company. read more

Nicole at the front desk was super hostile and just plain unprofessionally rude! I was here to represent a potential business client and she was just so condescending and not doing her job right. She misheard my name and couldn't find my appointment she said "well I don't see you here so you can't see anyone " "are you sure you looked" (she didn't know I was here for a contract I never mentioned anything other than I'm here to see so and so I am so and so appointment at 11" I asked her again and she was like "you can call the number on the card!" I said I called the person I had business with but there phone was off. I kept telling her this was very important she said "well we all have important things to do here but you don't see me complaining" I told her she was stepping out of line. She told me "if you don't like it then leave " so later that day I find out my clients name was spelled wrong that's why she never found it. I backed out of a potential 100k investment on this company and went to another security holder. Yes she had 75% to do with it. If you treat people this way why would we want business with you? read more

I just stopped for a while on the street with the No Parking sign board, and an employee named Nguyen issued me a parking ticket from behind. Even the VIN was missed and the location printed on the ticket was not where my car was. I would not have stopped there for a while, of course, if I knew that a private company could issue a parking ticket, unlikely LA or any other city. Issued even though I did not park there. This is an example of how pathetic the city of San Gabriel Police Department and this Inter-Con Security is. These are mafia-like groups who extort citizens' money in a very cowardly way. Shame on you. read more

This is a joke. It must be. Disabled persons forced to stand against the wall, by a contracted officer in a state building. And when i spoke up saying that a violation of ADA is a federal issue .. i was threatened with arrest. This contracted officer, "Frankie" , said he would call CHP and have me arrested for SPEAKING ! BECAUSE ME SPEAKING WAS TRESPASSING. I said. You are telling me you will have CHP come because im speaking. That me speaking is trespassing? Let that disabled man sit down. I THEN called and asked for an operations manager and the person answering the phone INSISTED on knowing my name, first and last. And hung up on me TWICE. This company does not deserve state or federal contracts. They deserve to loose EVERY single contract they have. No way should OUR tax dollars pay for these bullies to come and violate the ADA or other laws. If i get arrested for speaking, or posting .. . Not sure but kinda think thats a massive civil rights issue and a massive lawsuit. Shameful read more

It's clear why the rating is low; it's a 1.4 star on googl. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. This is Oakland. In over 9 years of going to Highland, there has never been security and metal detectors at every entrance, only at the ER. This visit had an increased police presence so apparently something serious happened. I had my taser on me cause this is Oakland. I told the female guard about the taser. She assumed I had a vehicle to put it then said she would have to throw it away so I asked if it were a gun would they throw it away; she said any and all weapons get trashed. You'd think they'd log weapons and turn them into the police or something. She said she could not hold it until I returned. I asked her what happened and she said she was just doing her job. She refused to share why they had increase security and police presence. As I was leaving I asked her and the male security guard for a contact to their company to inquire about the increased security and police presence; she hid her name tag and he turned his name tag around (see photos). He said go to the ER and talk to someone. Snapped photos of the both of them so when I reach out to management they'll know exactly who they were. Meanwhile the female guard had her mask off and when I told her it was down she only covered her mouth; nose still exposed (see photo). The hospital requires everyone to wear mask. Hers wasn't on til I said something g and still didn't put it on properly cause she was too busy hiding her name tag. read more

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One of the worst companies on the planet . Let an employee damage my vehicle / boat, and have done nothing to compensate for the loss. They didn't have insurance, they gave me the run around , they are not professional they are not reliable they produced a false insurance card . This company is not recommended to work for or with in any way . read more

Inter-Con Security Systems - False insurance card - Security Services Near Me - Pasadena, California

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I really wish I could get a cushy job like this guy who works at the Los Gatos DMV. It's been sitting on the chair for 30 minutes playing games on his phone. He hasn't moved once. He's not paying attention to anything. When I called the company and spoke to the supervisor they really didn't care that this is how they are using our taxpayer money. read more

Inter-Con Security Systems - Security Services Near Me - Pasadena, California

Highly professional and designed to help build career for those who has passion for security.also reliable in service delivery with quality trained officer ever ready to discharge thier duty with enthusiasm.I therefore recommend inter con security services for any one looking for a security outfit for excellent service delivery. read more

Inter-Con Security Systems - Security Services Near Me - Pasadena, California

Iyanah is a great officer at Norwalk Green Line Station very professional and always helping see her every morning doing her patrols always has a beautiful smile. read more

Just left the disability office in chino and it was awful! The two guards there made my self and another African American lady stand out side in the heat while everyone else got the opportunity to come inside and enjoy the air-conditioning. It was so openly racist that it blew my mind. I notified the headquarters to inform them and they couldn't care less!! I guess there ok with there officers being racist. read more

Inter-Con Security Systems - Security Services Near Me - Pasadena, California

The company needs an absolute overhaul on their business practices. Management is vey unprofessional and needing training in basic leadership skills. I am amazed this company has as many contracts as they do. If only the clients knew the true business practices happening behind the scene. It's amazing a company that has been around for 50 years gets so many negative reviews. read more

HR was very good in responding to my questions and very helpful and understands my needs. Good job HR in conducting your job in a professional manner. read more

I worked for Inter-Con Security for about 11 months. Ive been at my site for almost 13 years. I watched companies come and go. As much as they are all the same, they are so much different. Times change , people change, and situations change. I just belive that change can be good . We've been told for years things are going to change around here . Change has come. All I can say is welcome to the WTC Inter Con. read more

I worked for them for over a year. I never had any issue. Always got my questions answered in a timely manner. The training department is great I still keep in contact with them and train with them. It was a good time being employed with them. read more

I literally interact with every agency I review prior to posting a review so I can better adhere to Yelp's guidelines to maintain the great services they can provide us. I had what seemed like a rather lengthy conversation with one of their rep's whose name I was never able to understand as a result of their overly fast speaking cadence and continuous interruptions. They were rude, obnoxious, aggressive, contemptuous, and extremely paranoid (in my expert opinion) regarding citizens filming outside of a DMV in West Covina, Ca., and the nature of my call. read more

Horrified at officers engagement of DMV visitors here in Visalia, CA. Felt it was my duty to call our local office and speak with "Leonard," regarding this officer after overhearing him tell a visitor that he was not a DMV employee, so it's not his job or duty to be nice. That was, after I intervened after hearing him tell a gentleman, "what? You can't read the sign?" I was horrified and appalled at this officers behavior, his name was hyphenated, and ended in "Zarate." I've been watching his interaction and engagement with other visitors as I sit and wait for my number to be called, and it is apparent that this man does not care about his or his companies' image, as he has continued to be rude and sarcastic to everyone else he has spoken with. read more

Not an employee and if I Was looking for a security officer job, my experience today with an officer at the DMV would definitely convince me not to. After waiting in line for two and a half hours, I was directed by the DMV staff to go over to the wall computers to complete my business . They did not specify which computers so as I was attempting to use one, a young security officer came over, Tapped me on the shoulder, and told me I was using the wrong one. He pointed to the opposite wall of computers . I thanked him and went to stand in line, again, til a unit was vacated . He approached me again and told me to go over to the other side. Confused , I politely asked him how could I get over the barrier, and he responded in a rude tone , that I must have 'common sense' to figure it out . I told him he was rude and that it was not polite to treat the public that way. He gave me a few more choice words and I walked away. About an hour later , I was still in the DMV assisting my young son, when the same officer walked by me, this time glaring at me and making raspberry noises with his mouth . I refused to acknowledge him. I felt targeted by him so I reported the incident to a DMV officer. Since the security is contracted, the DMV employee could not help me. I could not get his name from his tag, but I googled Inter Con security and left a voice mail on one the numbers I found . I received a return call later in the day, and the caller was more interested in how I got the number to their business than my experience with someone representing their company. A bit of public relations training could easily set this young officer on a path to become a great asset. Sadly , the way he is behaved today , public security is not the fit for him. read more

So i came to visit the mummies exhibit and there is a older black gentleman asleep sittong down on his post i get it you are unarmed but at least keep a eye out for the people ive done security and sleeping on post is a big no ill be sure to contact corparate and another older lady gaurd on her cell phone the whole time while on post so unprofessional that i posted a photo on the yelp page read more

Inter-Con Security Systems - Wow came to the mummies exhibit at the natural history museum and this gaurd is on her phone the whole time - Security Services Near Me - Pasadena, California

One of their drivers almost side swiped us as we were exiting on the highway. He passed us on the right and cut us off, and then ran a red light and almost hit another car. If you're driving a company car, maybe drive safely. ‍ read more

I made a call to this office yesterday regarding a security officer walking behind female patrons and recording their bodies without them knowing. I see where another patron actually left a review stating that it happened to her. It didn't happen to me personally but I did see this happening. Something has got to give. I say we strike any business with the intercon security gaurds. I say we boycott for the privacy of women. I say we strike the long beach DMV let's get this guard out of there. read more

"State and local government contracts". The officers are always falling asleep, and the parking contracts are a JOKE. Pasadena wants to save money and hire inter con, their exec Dena is always punking these guys like puppets. But what do you expect. One of the Pasadena parking guys crashed, when police got there, come to figure he didn't have a valid license. Goes to show you, you get what you pay for. The management, another story. They're a joke. Management think they're the business cause they were once LEO somewhere, yet now corrupt in that building. New hires, take this as a first warning. read more

For a large company, maybe you have lost your way with employees. I am watching one who was hired by Edison to watch live cable in the street. First off, she is sitting in her car playing on her phone and apparently not watching the wires she is suppose to be guarding. Was told that cable was wired from employees of the sub contractor who are doing the work under contract with Edison. She is a pathetic employee for sure.....you are paying a salary for a do nothing employee. She told me that she wouldn't walk down a driveway to go to the bathroom and had a outhouse placed in front of my million dollar house so she could be comfortable. She needs the exercise to boot.....good luck with this rent a cop as she will not be a employee of substance. read more

This the worse security l even been. Dispatch officers, LT's, Capt's are so arrogant and are so difficult to get a hold to. They will keep you on hold for a long time wait for you to hang up when you try to speak to them. Schedules are messed up and nobody is taking responsilbility. Their trick is keeping people on the phone on hold then transfer you to another person then you start all over again. Send you sites where they schedule people at the same time then send you home. Hours & overtime missing. Im gonna sue there asses im just gathering more evedence their been screwing a lot of people.. read more

Rude and disrespectful! It's disappointing that the City of Pasadena does not have higher standards for the companies that they contract to go out and interact with the residents!!!! I got a parking ticket in front my home after running to the door for less than a minute. 2 Inter-Con men were walking towards my car when I came back out and one stood in front of my driver side door to block me from entering, the other had not even written down my information. When I walked up and said hi the guy put his hand in my face to silence me because he wanted to start writing down my VIN number before I left (which I couldn't do without pushing the other guy out of the way). I said that this was my car and he put his hand up in my face again without even turning his head and said "WAIT!". So once he got my information down I told him I just ran in for a second and he said "I can't stop you from leaving" and that I would get a ticket. Only then did the other one step aside so I could get into my car. What kind of tactics are these??? I don't think I should've gotten the ticket, but even if they HAD to block my entry into my car so they could gather my information and give me a ticket, the rudeness is not ok. I was not rude to them and I don't appreciate someone blocking my way so I cant get into my car and putting their hand in my face. WTH!!! You guys are just asking for lawsuits with this kind of behavior. read more

I was entering the Minton-Capehart Federal Building at 575 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, IN today (May 3, 2019) at around 7:56, for a 8:00am appointment. Upon entering I went to go through the security entrance and was informed that the building did not open until 8:00am and that I would need to wait outside. While waiting I noticed that both sides of the building were allowing people to enter. I went back inside to ask why certain people were being allowed into the building. I was informed that they were dropping their children off to daycare. When I asked about a woman who did not have a child with her I was informed that she worked there. I said "OK, thanks" and turned around to exit the building and wait until 8:00am to enter. While I was walking away security guard McDonnell hollered at my back in a very condescending way, "We know what we are doing, so just let us do our jobs." I immediately turned around and said "By no means was I trying to be disrespectful, I was just asking a simple question. I am a veteran who appreciates people in security who keep us safe. There was no need for you to speak to me that way." I then turned around to leave and wait outside again, and he continued to holler at my back. I turned around again and said I have not been rude, I have not raised my voice to you and you are being completely unprofessional. I asked for his name and he tapped his name tag and said it was right here and began to walk away. I told him I could not read it and he came closer and said it is right here. The font was really small, and I had to get really close to him to read it. I was uncomfortable getting that close to read it because he had already been rude and verbally aggressive, but, I had to because he would not tell me his name. He acted as if he could care less that I asked for his name. It is sad that this is the service that the Federal government allows at its buildings. read more