If you are considering a career move, the first place you need to reach out to is Xtra Effort,…read morespecifically, Mark Rodman, the best recruiter I have had the pleasure of working with. I was lucky in the fact that he initially found me, which tells you, even as Company President, he is humble, and has no conflict with rolling up his sleeves and getting his hands dirty. Throughout the introduction to several companies, Mark put forth persistent, insightful, meaningful prep content, and actions for me to set me up for success, which is quite evident when looking at the results that his processes yield. I was matched up with a company I would never have found on my reconnaissance. A firm highly recommended by Mark, and so, I was introduced. The match was spot-on. The group fit me in all categories. I was hired! Additionally, Mark was never put off as we negotiated my salary, and I felt he supported me, not just his hiring client. Now that I have come on board, I have been told by someone in a 2nd tier leadership role reporting to the CEO, that he promised her he would make this the best Job experience she would ever have. After 17 years, she told me "so far, he was right." I feel like I will have a similar experience here and I have Mark Rodman to thank for it. In short, Mark's service level is, confidently, second to none. Thank you, Mark.

This so called Employment Staffing Agency is the worst.. For anyone in the Billerica MA area,…read morePlease AVOID Triton Staffing. Very unprofessional in all aspects of assisting unemployed workers. I know first hand. A year ago Triton Staffing placed me in a Temp to Perm position at a manufacuring company.. There 1st lie was telling me the "Temp" part was for 3 months then the company would have the option to hire me directly.. my 3 months went by, then another month. I finally spoke to the companies HR director and she informed me that Triton signed a 1 yr "temp" contract.. so I called my rep "Tatiane" at Triton and she claimed she never signed such contract.. I'm not done yet..The company I was placed at was losing business therefore there was a layoff.. I applied for enemployment ( at which Triton would be responsilbe for). I obided by the rules of working with a Temp Agency.. once you are involved in a lay-off you need to contact your agency rep once a week letting them know you are still available for work which I did.. After applying for enemployment weeks and weeks went by without receiving a benefit check ( to which I was clearly eligible for ),, I finally called my unemployment office and they told me that Triton Staffing informend them that I "Voluntarily" quit.. Are you Kidding me??? So of course I called Triton to find out why they told unemployment that I so called "Quit" and guess what.. I was hung up on. I called again and was then yelled at.. At that point, I physically went to Tritons Office and was told that if I didn't leave, they were going to call the police.. It is beyond me how this so called Staffing Agency is still in business, But I have a feeling they won't for long.. I know for a fact that I am not the only person they have done this to.

Last February, I was looking for a job, coming back from maternity. It was easy to make an…read moreappointment - basically the same day. I met with one of the ladies (forgot the name) - she interviewed me for about 20 mins, rather thorough. I filled out a bunch of paperwork and left. Three hours later she called me - offered me to go interview with one of their clients. I went there the next day and after about a week they told me I got the job. I worked there for about 4 months under Express and then was made permanent. I was so happy! What a smooth process this whole thing was! I cannot say enough good things about Express Employment.

If i could give this place a zero i would.. worst staffing agency ever.. they pretend to help and…read moreact like they care but they are completely useless.. you are better off going to a small agency or looking for work on your own.

Talk about a bunch of morons. Somehow they got a copy of my resume and they keep trying to pitch…read morejobs to me. I've told them multiple times that I'm not interested and to remove my name from their database. Well they don't do that and on the last occasion i told them i would contact the state AG and file a formal complaint. Well, Alex, you f'ed up buddy!!! You didn't heed my warning and you contacted me again today. Time to file that complaint against you and your company MF'er!!!

In the search for my next great career, I began to feel worn-out, battered, and bruised. I barely…read morehad the time to come home and lick my wounds from the terrible opportunity I was currently at and grew to despise the thought that I would waste away what little time I did have once home to search for my next great disaster. After hundreds of seedy emails, dozens of phone screens, and several in-person interviews, I could not have been more bitter or jaded from wasting my time and energy with the loathsome and self-serving headhunters who tossed me like darts at their job boards. And then I met Rich Gardner. When I was applying to college, I was so sick with schoolwork and so against the thought of more of it that my mom had to push me forward with applications and visits, ultimately convincing me it was the right thing. At a time when I had all but lost hope, a thoughtfully-toned email offering a "stable" long-term contract on a "very collaborative team" with "an excellent corporate culture" was the start of a tremendous relationship that helped me all the same with my career. And much like my mom, Rich spent most of his time forcing one stubborn elephant up a flight stairs, hammering me with emails and phone calls to motivate me beyond my capacity. And when put in front of the team for my interview, there were no surprises, as his thoughtful and professional convictions ultimately convinced me much like my mom's in the end. The people were fantastic, the products were state-of-the-art, and I felt genuinely at home. No more opportunities in North Dakota, no more wildly illiterate emails without a single mention of your name, no more bait-and-switch false promises--this was the real deal. Somewhere between the insultingly low wage offers and the promise of traversing the bloated egos of another tech startup, this opportunity was the porridge that was just right. Ultimately, Rich proved to me that I wasn't a terrible prospect, but was just being paired with terrible opportunities from terrible recruiters. He found me a fantastic place with a tremendous sense of togetherness that is rarely seen in tech. It was just three years ago that I was serving quail egg omelets at a luxury hotel. Now, my net worth has quadrupled, all the while getting to help make the world a better, safer place. I'm selling the rights to of my life story to Disney as we speak. Oh, and if you were wondering, I got the job :)

Most unprofessional Staffing agency I have ever come across. The young ladies that work there do…read morenothing but talk about the people who go in and try to apply for assignments. When I went in person to apply one of the girls asked me for identification so when I went to my car and came back they didn't notice I had returned and by the time they did I had heard there whole conversation about them talking about me and other clients who have came into the business to apply for temp work. What they do is called discrimination and can get a law suit filed against them for it and I'm sure that not all Kelly services is run like this because I have visited the one in NH where the Ladies there are very professional and know there job and want to help the people who come in unlike the one in Chelmsford mass where all the employed girls act like immature teenagers and criticize individual like there still in high school, the people who go in walk in for help not to be talked about. Hopefully soon enough Kelly service would replace these individuals with people who actually care about helping people get employed and get rid of these young ladies who do nothing all day.