These recruiters are amazing! I made one phone call, interviewed with them the next day, and they…read moresent me to a temp-to-hire job the following day. Unfortunately, the first job was not what I wanted, but they didn't find fault with me and continued to place me on a regular basis for 2-3 days at a time. Steve even emails me in the morning before he gets to the office to let me know he is on the lookout for me. They coordinate well between offices and I just got a call from Angela who is placing me in a position for 2 weeks with the possibility of full-time, permanent placement. I have tried to coordinate with other agencies, but they are unresponsive and take way too much time to contact me when they do reach out to me. Pro Staff recruiters are professional, timely, and good, kind people. I highly recommend this group!

I am still waiting for job placement/assignment. I did a lot of research before reaching out when I…read morefirst moved to Kansas. So far not so great. I did the initial virtual interview and was told of this "amazing opportunity, I was a great fit for and would start the next week" And.... Never heard another word. I can't even find the original emails now. Sketch.

The best hiring experience I've had. I applied for a position on LinkedIn, and Emmanuel Rodriguez…read morewas the Sourcer who reached out to me. He provided everything I needed to know so that I could make the best impression with my interviewers; he's clear, concise, and answers questions promptly. I was impressed with the details he provided about the company to help me research them and prepare for the interview. Compared to working with other hiring managers, this was a much better experience.

I've had a chance to work with these guys since nearly the beginning of my business. Whether it's…read morebeen getting employees for temporary work, temp-to-perm, or just advice about how to deal with certain employee situations, the girls at SKC have been professional, friendly, and awesome. I highly recommend them.

Received an interview and job offer with a company contracted with KC Staffing within 3 days of…read moreapplying to KC Staffing. Was not expecting the process to be so quick, but I landed with a great local company and feel that KC Staffing put me in the right place with the right people. Their staff was very nice and knowledgeable about my opportunities. Feel blessed to have found them to assist in my job search.

This is one of the most unprofessional staffing agencies that I've ever found a job placement…read morethrough. I notified them about a month before I knew my assignment was gonna end and if they could help me look for something before it ended because I need to feed my family and pay bills and they just brushed me off, here I am three months later with no work. They don't care about anybody they just want money in their pockets.

Worked with the for a year. Always professional and helpful. Scott always returned my infrequent…read morecalls promptly. would 100% work with them again.

Complete waste of my time…read more I've recently needed to seek new employment and Morgan Hunter was recommended by my Mom since she was a fan of them 15 years ago. I was able to get in and talk with Andrea (one of the recruiters) about my employment needs/wants/expectations. It seemed like a complete joke. If I were working a full-time, salaried job with full benefits, why would you ask someone if (in this day in age) benefits are required? Besides that, she told me to do ridiculous things with my resume that I've never EVER heard someone (including my parents, teachers and professors) tell me. When discussing my salary expectations, she told me that she wasn't going to be able to call me with many jobs due to the fact that I want "too much". I have a friend with a recruiter from here as well and she was told the same thing. Why would you want to not make at least what you're making now or slightly more when you have experience and a college degree/licenses? And if I'm looking for a potential career, I don't want someone to call me about every single job that comes across their desk. No thank you. Not to mention, she had a snarky tone to everything she said. Not my cup of tea. This place seems like a joke and I think it's mainly used for people who need entry-level positions and that's just not where I am anymore.

Don't waste your time, you can find your own opportunities much better than they. My interviewer…read morewas Andrea Johnson. Employees lack followthrough will email responses, or updates, and Morgan Hunter employees seemed a bit catty with each other behind the scenes. Take a look at their facebook page*, and you will see a photoshopped image of a Morgan Hunter logo on the side of the building, when in actuality, it doesn't exist on the building at all. Just adds to the whole "we're not a real business" feel. *https://www.facebook.com/pages/Morgan-Hunter-Corporate-Search/123964934302023

In 2008, they were the only agency who didn't see me as "overqualified" and got me a position at a…read morelocal factory at $8 hourly, which became a permanent position in about 45 days and an eventual supervisor position in about 6 months. They also continued to be my go-to staffing agency at the same factory and almost always provided excellent individuals, many of whom I was able to keep long-term. When I did have a problem with one of their temps, they immediately responded with a resolution that I was comfortable with.

From the owner: Elite Staff LLC offers temporary staffing for the Kansas City, KS area.read more

EVERY woman should go through this program ~ Women's Employment Network (WEN). It is a program…read morethat EMPOWERS women who are new to the workforce, re-entering the workforce or wanting to network. It consists of a 5 week program, that can be adjustable, according to what you need, for your desired occupation. Being brand new to Kansas City, I didn't know where to start, but I'm sure grateful that I stumbled upon this experience. I've not only enriched my knowledge on how to find a job that will love, but I've also made great friends and a solid support group, that I know I can always count on too!!! Best of all...it's FREE!!! Thank you WEN!

From the owner: WEN was founded by legendary Kansas City leaders the late Beth K. Smith and Marjorie Powell Allen…read more They were inspired by a successful women-focused employment program in San Antonio that emphasized self-esteem. Realizing the need for this vital service in our city, they created WEN, the only organization of its kind in the area. More than 5,400 women have graduated from WEN's programs. Thousands more have benefited from WEN's support services, community referrals, and other training. And countless children and family members beyond have better lives today, thanks to this remarkable organization.

I was recommended for a job I wasn't qualified for and I couldn't get the recruiter to get in touch…read morewith me. Poor customer service.

When I first started working under Aerotek I was really excited because my recruiter was super…read morefriendly and I got the job a week after interviewing. What made it really hard to for me to still respect this agency is the way they handled everything when it was all said & done. First of all, I get that the job of a recruiter is to build their reputation by keeping hirees at jobs as long as possible & have a high success rate. However, if the job you send a person out to is not honoring their side of a contract it seems like common sense to get things fixed. The clinic I worked for never gave me my full 40 hours the 3 months I was there. When I mentioned this to my recruiter she said that's because every place considered full time something different. Which let's face it, is bullshit. Everyone knows 40 is full-time. Period. After that things just went downhill. The place was extremely unorganized and when my boss there realized I wasn't comfortable in following their "work ethic" she proceeded to complain to my recruiter at Aerotek that I was coming in too late. Which I'll albeit I had come in a couple of times late, but when you and literally everyone else in our department do the same thing & spend most of your days on your phone, I find it pretty hypocritical that that is what you want to focus on. To not make this longer than it has to be, my boss fired me one day and I didn't even know until my recruiter called me to let me know that night. Because my boss didn't have the decency to tell me to my face. She also did it to another girl who had started with me, and I'm pretty sure it was only because she didn't like her on a personal level. I tried to explain all of this to my recruiter when she called to tell me the news, but all she did was make excuses for them & figured "it just wasn't a good fit." I never felt like she ever tried to see my point of view. I know I wasn't blameless, but at the same time if you send me somewhere to work there, the least you could do is make sure the place is a respectable enough establishment to trust to treat its employees right. Luckily I was able to find another job right after on my own, but I will say this: your recruiter will be happy with you & follow up just as long as you're making them look good. The second something goes wrong at your job, regardless of if it was not your fault, they will drop you & not look back.

I've used Landajob for many years. I was glad to find this vendor because it's difficult to find…read moretruly professional advertising people. The just-out-of-college candidates are easy to find and plentiful -- but more often we need somebody with packaged goods experience. Landa at Landajob has always come through for us. I've used executive search firms both here in Kansas City and in New York. Too often I've had to waste a lot of time with people who just weren't qualified for the job.

Appears to be a scam -- Googling the sitename yields a lengthy history at 800notes (a "who called…read moreme" type site): http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-617-778-1895#p936203849619321219 . They claim to be associated with the SSA, but searching on the SSA site gave no mention of them, only links to the SSA's own Red Book for their back-to-work program.