Absolutely terrible agency. They spam call you - not even kidding, my recruiter called me 3 times…read morein 5 minutes to give me incorrect information about my first day on the job, but luckily the company I was contracted for was actually competent and gave me the correct information the day before. Their recruiters personalities are a good fit for used car salesmen. They have absolutely no idea what the positions they recruit for entail and can't even give you correct information on compensation and benefits. When I accepted the job, they messed up the payroll right away. I had to call 3 times because my pay didn't come in from them - so I went into their office and the receptionist told me that my pay card had been there the whole time. I elected for benefits through Aerotek which were only supposed to be for the new year (for one month before I was hired on by the client company), but they claimed that because I applied for open enrollment at the end of November, I was going to be double charged for insurance going back to the beginning of the month. I was being charged $100 a WEEK for insurance I didn't and couldn't use - also, keep in mind that their insurance covers nothing except a normal doctor visit. Emergency health problem? Mental or behavioral health visit? "Fu** you," says Aerotek. This week has been the third time they've f***ed up the payroll so everyone at our office who worked through them didn't get paid. "Unfortunately, I'm unable to do anything except apologize for the inconvenience." Yeah? Well, unfortunately I can't eat or fill my gas tank with your apologies. I never thought I'd be in a position where I'd have to worry whether or not my work is going to pay me on time, but if you work for Aerotek, that's what you get. Let your supervisors at your workplace know about any issues that you're having with Aerotek, because with all the issues that my colleagues and I have been having with them, our company is considering severing ties with them.