It's pretty hard to get a job through them because they're lazy about contacting you about an…read moreupcoming job and numerous times they "didn't know" if the job was a hirable job after some time. If a job or two doesn't align with you and ask to switch which does happen they will make fun of you saying "wow I can't believe you are still here" or "Maybe it's time to move on?" All the while doing a half ass job finding employment for you. Also numerous times they have issues keeping track of your check and are rude to you when they can't find it. Do yourself a favor and save some time by going somewhere else if you're looking for employment!

This is a smaller agency but with a big heart! I worked with Amy, who diligently kept trying to…read morefind me positions. As a senior not yet to retirement age, finding a permanent job has been at best a trial. She believed in me, never gave up, until last September when she placed me in a temp position that's now my full-time permanent job!! They also offer benefits & weekly pay. Never a cost to the associate (you)! I've always been a proponent of staffing agencies, as I've found my best jobs through them. Remember lots of companies don't want to be bothered wading through tons of resumes and candidates, they hire the staffing agency to do that for them. This way you can check out the company while they check you out. Thank you Express and Amy!!

Scott contacted me with an opportunity he thought would be a perfect for me. After learning more…read moreabout my wants and desires in an employer, he informed me about the company he was recruiting for. Scott took his time explaining what the position entailed and answered my questions. He did such a good job nailing the best aspects of the company I couldn't wait to get on with the interview processes. Once we got the ball rolling and the preliminary conversations out of the way, Scott brought in his manager Chris, and together they stuck by me every step of the way. They tag teamed to keep me informed of where the employer was in the interview process and next steps. Two key points I took away from the experience... 1). before every interview with the employer, Scott set up a meeting between himself, Chris and myself to make sure I was prepared. Chris provide interview tips and answered last minute questions. They provided the website for the company I was interviewing for and a little bit of information on the individuals conducting the interview so I wasn't going in blind (this really helped with tailoring questions). 2). after the interview they checked in to see how things went. Scott and Chris were knowledgeable, professional, courteous, encouraging, easy to work with, and eager to assist me in securing the position. If I ever have need for recruitment in the future I will definitely want to work with Scott and Chris, and I will definitely recommend CultureFit to friends.

I have worked with recruiters before, who had no interest in pairing me with a company I was…read morecompatible with. Enter CultureFit (found me on LinkedIn when I set my status to 'open to work) and my view of recruiting is forever changed. Sherita made sure to provide me with full disclosure on anything that someone might consider a dealbreaker straight away and was fully knowledgeable about my endless questions. I felt really good about the interview, because I was qualified for the position and the company I was paired with was exactly what I wanted (without even realizing I wanted it!). Sherita reached out to me on LinkedIn and called/texted me with every information I needed to succeed, going above and beyond with fast responses and honest answers. I would absolutely recommend culture fit to a friend, or to any company who is looking for someone to assist in the hiring process. I was not asked to write this review, I asked if I could leave a nice comment because I am just that pleased with my new position.

I don't have very much context of what a career center should entail, so for those of you either…read moreseeking positions (or filing for unemployment) should take my review in the context that I had a specific task in mind when I went on Friday, October 11, 2013 - to file in person for unemployment as a currently furloughed civilian "non essential" government employee. Location: 3 out of 5 I lived in the general downtown area of Chicago for about 10 years, and moved recently to the "dark side" of Wisconsin. I call Milwaukee home now, but still retain my job in the loop. Since Federal employees who are currently furloughed have to file in person, I did have to make the drive down to Grayslake. A 45 minute drive wasn't terrible in light traffic, and to boot - there were plentiful shopping/dining/amusement options in case the day dragged on, such as Gurnee Mills, Six Flags, the outlet mall, etc. The office itself is located on the campus of the College of Lake County - and the closest intersection is Washington and Lancer. Parking is free and plentiful in the outdoor lot. Customer Service: 5 out of 5 I understand that employees of the state of Illinois as well as counties within Illinois have it arguably harder than employees of surrounding states (or the Feds) and many kudos to each and every person I met that morning for being polite, friendly, and extremely helpful. I was greeted kindly by the reception desk lady who directed me to where I needed to go; the clerks were helpful and allowed me to use one of the computers to print off a W2 that I had forgotten to bring with me; the representative that was assigned to my case explained the process clearly to me, etc. However, you should leverage this with with the fact that I was over-prepared when I went: aside from not having one of my W2 forms, I had with me my SS card, various pay stubs, tax returns from the previous 3 years, and my "congrats, you can get unemployment" form from my employer. In other words - the more prepared you are, the easier the process will be. For reference, I was in and out in 25 minutes (there was no one in line ahead of me though), and most of that time was spent filling out the application. Decor/cleanliness/amenities: 4 out of 5 I know - it's really not fair to give a rating on decor, but I thought that for a publicly funded building serving the general public, the building was well-kept, clean, and laid out in a way that could make your time there more bearable. There are tables in the main foyer area for you to fill out paperwork or just relax; the bathrooms were clean and accessible; the actual job search center hand about a dozen computers for job seekers to use (and print out applications/resumes/etc), and the chairs in the waiting area were functional and at least minimally comfortable. As an added bonus - the building didn't have that sometimes pervasive must/mold smell that sometimes government buildings can have. Followup: 5 out of 5 I had forgotten a piece of information regarding one of my positions, and my representative called me back at around 4:40 on Friday afternoon. She committed to following up with me the next Tuesday (today) and sure enough, at around 9:30 this morning, she called back and we sorted everything out. This goes into the simple category of following through with what she committed to do, which is rare these days. Overall: 4 out of 5 A decidedly pleasant experience at a state government services building. The intent is that I won't have to use any of the funds that I'm entitled to so that if Federal government employees get backpay for the time we were furloughed, the process of returning the funds will be easy. However, knowing that there's a safety net in case of worst case scenario is comforting, and perhaps most importantly - humbling.

We recently made the difficult decision to part ways with our housekeeper of many years. I tried on…read moremy own to find someone new for Mondays and Fridays. Finding a good housekeeper for any days seems to be difficult right now, but especially on those days. A friend mentioned she had great luck finding a housekeeper thru Halina so figured I'd try my luck. I explained my needs to Halina and she said she would give it a shot. A few weeks later Halina got in touch saying she found exactly what I was looking for and would come by with her for an interview. The woman she found seemed too good to be true, but after 2 months I can say she lives up to the hype. Halina has also checked in 2-3 times to make sure all is good and has always checked in with her to make sure our family is a good fit for her. I hope so because we really like her. Halina guarantees her placements for up to a year. She also required 2 weeks salary, which is a lot...but well worth it providing it's so hard to find both housekeepers and nannies on your own right now. I've recommended her to so many friends who have enjoyed their recent conversations with her and hope they have as much luck as I did.

I highly recommend Lakeshore care . They provide exceptional services and excellent caregiver base…read moreon your needs. Halina was extremely knowledgeable, respectful & professional. Communication was excellent. My recovery was expedited because of them. Thanks for the great care.

I had a great experience working with Connor. He was professional, responsive, and easy to…read morecommunicate with throughout the entire process. Everything was handled smoothly and efficiently, and the quality of his work really stood out. You can tell he takes pride in what he does and genuinely cares about his clients. I would definitely recommend Connor to anyone looking for reliable and high-quality service.

Accounting Freedom provides friendly, fast, and professional services whenever you need them…read more Having been a client with their agency for 35 years, I would not use any other company. Jim L.