Really weird front desk lady's seemed like they didn't want to help super uncomfortable. I have 2…read moreforms of ID like they ask they tell me to do the application on the computer then all of sudden she gets a email I guess saying I gotta do it at home then come back she didn't really explain just said I got an email. Don't waste your time with this one

Very respectful staff , welcoming environment …read more Fast process they get you in and out with a smile on your face you'll be working same day and for anybody going through tuff times this is the place to be , where their is a will their is a way thank you labor max very much appreciated

Amazing recruiters that have your back and actually care about your career. Highly recommend. Call…read morethem, don't hesitate!

My Experience with Brewer Global…read more Brewer Global is a small staffing agency that, like many others, claims to "do things differently." In reality, their operations feel very similar to dozens of other agencies--quick job placements, but little job security, weekly pay, and no benefits. I was first placed at COURT, a furniture rental company, and later at Interblock, a small gaming equipment manufacturer. My role at Interblock was unclear from the start. The pay was $17 an hour, which is slightly better than average for staffing agencies, but that's where the positives ended. On my first day, I received no training, wasn't introduced to a supervisor or lead, and wasn't given any proper tools or PPE--not even gloves. We were restoring old gaming cabinets with high-voltage capacitors without insulated gloves, and installing heavy monitors on worn hydraulic arms without hard hats. There was no visible safety personnel on-site, and no health benefits, which made the $17 rate feel far less worthwhile given the risks involved. About two weeks in, I was let go due to attendance issues--my fault, as I relied on public transit for a 4:30 AM shift. Though I considered using rideshare services, the cost was too high for a daily commute. The company didn't offer any support or flexibility. Instead, I was met with hostility, particularly from an employee named Evelyn, who told me, "You should be grateful to us. What better job can you get?" Her attitude was unprofessional and unnecessary, and she could definitely improve her people skills. On the other hand, a staff member named Scott was consistently professional, polite, and communicative. He handled everything with respect, and his approach was a refreshing contrast. Bottom line: It's not worth working for Brewer Global--or, honestly, most staffing agencies--unless you're in a desperate situation. They fill seats quickly, but provide no stability, little respect, and few protections. You're just a temporary body to them, not an employee with long-term value.

Diane provides exceptional thorough and efficient service. You can tell she has former military…read moretraining based on her organization skills. I'm sad to say I was turned off by Ashley's presentation. Though her intentions were nice, she was literally bouncing from side to side while standing too close. I could smell her breath. She's a sweet young lady but someone needs to talk to her about personal boundaries. Also, when a job services representative offered herself to meet with me there and then to save me a trip, Ashley forcefully insisted the rep go to lunch and insisted I make an appointment, which I will not be able to come to. This young lady is unfit to be in a position of leadership. Seniority does not always serve as a marker of accomplishment and she is proof of such. I'm embarrassed to post this but do not wish for others to suffer the same. Try to avoid Ashley.

They helped me get my food handlers card and offer such cool things to help you obtain a new…read morecareer. I love coursera and I am now able to use it for free because of Nevada Jobconnect.

Scammers. This was the third time they rescheduled this so-called career fair in West Palm Beach…read moreand it's the same thing that they are looking for a larger venue and they did this a day or two before each fair was supposed to go on. I reported them to Eventbrite.

Would give them 0 starts if I could. Charged an outrageous amount of money for no vendors or job…read moreseekers to show up. Kept saying that we could go to the next one for no charge and would not send any information. When I followed up I was notified it was rescheduled. I went back and forth for almost a year and no event was ever rescheduled. They charged us AGAIN after 1 year.

Very bad experience. I drove 30 min to go and work and was told to leave after I called and stated…read moreI would be a few minutes late. I was harassed and told by someone to leave and if I didn't they would remove me. I was told this by a person that wasn't in charge he stated this when I asked to speak to the person I was too report to. For 13 an hour it wouldn't be worth working for a company that treats people in this manner

I worked through People Ready for few months and the service was absolutely amazing. The staff was…read morealways helpful and so understanding. Andrea Jones was mainly who helped me and she was always on top of it. Always helpful with directions and instructions. People Ready has always been a resource I have given to friends and family. I will forever be grateful for their help and their support