I have had issues getting thru and contact a certain department of des for almost 2 months i have…read moregrown extremely frustrated and agitated by it. And im at the point of calling the governors office to see if they can possibly help me resolve what i need to take care of to i have called the office of the directed of des and have not gotten a response from the department i need to contact and im getting frustrated because i cant take care if any business with them

If you're unemployed, and, your olfactory organs have ceased to function, this is the place for…read moreyou! The employees here are only mildly condescending when you tell them you used to be a former CEO - standing over your shoulder - correcting your online resume and asking if you have any skills other than running a three hundred million dollar a year firm. But the line of people in here is the real reason to visit. Me? My olfactory sensitivity is set to high, so detecting such odors as curry, farts, mexican food, and garlic in high levels mystified me when I couldn't detect their benevolent hosts anywhere in line. Kudos to the employees here. I'm not sure I could handle smelling farts and body odor of this magnitude on a daily basis. I typically reserve that pleasure for Black Friday at the mall. Oh, and thanks for the unemployment checks. I put them to good use each week supporting our local Indian tribes since they do SO much for this great State.

Used Career Evolutions multiple times in the last 10 years. Starting with updating my non-existent…read moreresume. Followed by contract negotiations and job search. Christian, Julie and the team was incredibly helpful in negotiating to be hired. Corporate HR is trained to negotiate and get the best deal for them. Career Evolutions helps me level the playing field. Best investment I ever made. I can highly recommend this team.

I used Julie for some resume revising and LinkedIn work as well as Christian for some information…read moreinterview / job search advice. Both of them have a lot of experience in helping people understand their strengths and weaknesses as well as strategizing to figure out what their clients want in a job. Also, the worksheets they provided cover topics from common interview questions to planning for which companies to apply to. Overall, they are professional people with a sincere desire to help people and I was very pleased with the results I got from working with them.

They were really good about finding me a position about 10 years ago and really were interactive,…read moreeven while I was working as a temp at the place. I'm not sure if they're in the valley anymore, but I would suggest them for temporary employment.

From the owner: Stivers, the oldest national temporary personnel service in the nation,…read moreis a one-stop staffing company specializing in temporary, temp-to-hire and permanent office help. EMPLOYERS: For more than half a century, Stivers has been meeting the staffing needs of companies across the nation. And during that time, our founding principle has never changed - providing our clients with exceptional personnel and service. EMPLOYEES: Temporary employment is an increasingly popular approach to a career search for the "right job," and more and more companies call upon Stivers for their staffing needs. Quality jobs with quality employers - Open jobs listed on our website & updated daily.

Lucid staff is horrible wont help you get paid the hours your suppose to and are always unavailableread more

Come dressed for the job you want. There are three departments that Express staffs for-Office…read moreservices/Professional, Warehouse and Specialized (welding, electrician, etc). I went in seeking office services and the recruiter, Nicole, was happy, easy going and made my time there less stressful. The phones rang off the hook and the recruiters were working hard to work with the numerous people seeking help. It's a busy job down there and patience is key, but I promise it's worth it.

Ripoff sign a contract and you never hear from them at all. They rip people off and do not help…read moreolder workers, they Discriminate.

I recently moved to the Phoenix area with no employment lined up beforehand. My search turned out…read moreto be a little more challenging than I thought. My family's business had used Kelly Services for temps to hire before so I thought I would give them a try. I have never used an employment agency before. I went to the Glendale office and was assisted by Paloma P. I gave her a copy of my resume and she said although she didn't think she had anything which was currently a fit for my experience, she would send me an email with assessment and most likely call me in later that week for an interview. The next morning I finished the assessment and didn't hear anything back from Paloma at Kelly in Glendale. I let about a little over a week go by and then I placed a follow up call. I was told by another in the office that she was at lunch and could she help me. I explained to her that I had spoken with Paloma and completed the assessment but never heard back. The person told me she had been very busy, but she would forward my message and information and have her get back with me. That was several weeks ago and guess what? To this day I have received absolutely no return correspondence back. You could say, well they didn't have any jobs that fit your experience right now, and that could be true. But for me what it boils down to is common business and professional courtesy. With absolutely no return of contact or a return of my second contact, to totally be blown off is a pure lack of any courtesy or professionalism. As I stated at the beginning of my comments, one of the reason I made the trip to Kelly Services was because we had used them before to staff our business and had success. Maybe all Kelly Services offices do not extend the same non professional courtesy, but my experience with the Glendale office certainly was of that. One thing I always did and learned in business was even if you can't help someone out, at least have the courtesy to let them know whether you can help them or not. It is just being considerate of another human being.

Tried several times to contact this company with jobs I applied for on the internet. Always voice…read moremail, never a call back.

This was my first using a temp agency for assistance in finding employment. The staff at office…read moreteam including Courtney and Ashley were nothing short of amazing. They were professional, attentive and extremely responsive to my calls, emails and anything else I needed. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing assistance for employment services on either end. Thanks to them for all of their assistance and guidance during my career and job exploration.

My experience with SalesFirst was fantastic. Olivia supported me through every step of the…read moreinterview process and consistently kept me updated on my status, which really helped ease that "where do I stand?" anxiety.

Olivia has been very helpful and informative throughout my interview process. She continued to…read morecheck in with me to make sure I didn't have any questions or concerns.

Completed all onboarding paperwork and tax forms and was told multiple times I would receive a…read morestart date call. Waited nearly 3 weeks with very little communication or follow-up. Office hours are extremely limited and it was difficult getting anyone on the phone for updates. Staff was polite when responding, but the process felt disorganized and unclear. If you apply here, be prepared for delays and inconsistent communication regarding job placement. Update 5-18-26: A day after leaving this review, I finally received a call after 3 weeks. I also received multiple emails asking me to share/rate the company before I had even been placed on a job or given a start date. Normally you'd expect that after actually getting work, not before the onboarding process is even complete.

I receive a text to call them, and upon answering they literally told me to talk to the person in…read morecharge of the job. All in a condescending manner. Treat people with respect or don't bother sending texts to reach out and call you.