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NRI has been wonderful to me. I've never worked with a temp agency before, but when I moved from…read moreFlorida to the DMV after graduating college without knowing a single living soul, NRI somehow found my resume and contacted me. I took the leap and moved without a job. I had been applying to jobs on my own but with no luck. Within a week of moving NRI reached out and I had an appointment set up with Kristianna. She started talking to me about the process and gave me some suggestions for my resume, which I greatly appreciated. She listened to my concerns and my wants. After out initial meeting, in less than 48 hours Kristianna called me back to tell me they had a job and asked if I would be interested in it. This temp job had no end date and they were currently searching for someone for the role. I started working there full-time and eventually 1 month later I was offered the position with the company. The pay and benefits were more than I was expecting and I am so grateful for this opportunity. I still can't believe in less than a week of relocating out of state without knowing anyone I was able to find a job that I like in a competitive area. I can't thank NRI and Kristianna enough for always following up to make sure I liked it and I was happy in my role. I highly recommend NRI!

I'm sharing this experience to highlight the importance of transparency and good-faith practices in…read moreemployment. In October 2025, I accepted a full-time Account Manager offer with a staffing organization (NRI Staffing) and after completing all required background and reference checks. Shortly thereafter, I was asked by leadership (Tracy Van Duston, SPHR, SHRM-SCP (She/Her) to temporarily support an external client on a part-time contract, with an explicit assurance that I would transition into the originally offered full-time role once the contract concluded. Relying on that assurance--and the formal offer I had already accepted--I agreed. When the contract ended on January 31, 2026, I followed up regarding the permanent role and was informed that the position was no longer available. This experience was deeply disappointing. Redirecting a candidate into contract work under the guise of a guaranteed transition--only for the role to be eliminated later--raises serious concerns about ethics, representation, trust, and professional responsibility. These decisions have real financial and career impacts on people who are acting in good faith. I believe organizations and leaders should be held to the same standards of accountability and integrity that are expected of employees. I'm currently seeking a professional resolution, but I'm also sharing this as a reminder of how critical clear communication and follow-through are in hiring. For leaders, recruiters, and hiring managers: offers, promises, and assurances matter. People build their lives around them. I remain open to full-time opportunities where integrity, transparency, and mutual respect are core values.

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I am pleased to recommend Leah Miller to my clients, associates, and all my consulting engagements…read more As a Practice Director - Technology Practice at Robert Half Technology, she not only knows immediately how to engage each client uniquely, but also she delivers to each client--ahead of project schedules--quality, preferred professional, managerial, and outstanding IT services. Leah has placed me with several cutting-edge and innovative companies with whom I've fostered and maintained successful business relationships even today! As an organized, professional, and skilled communicator, Leah has an acute business sense to lead teams in maximizing customer relationships and increasing service delivery through IT platforms. Leah exemplifies both teamwork and leadership. Also, she has a strong grasp of the customers' business objectives and requirements. She demonstrated these skills while negotiating and facilitating--from start to finish and above and beyond--my contract lifecycle; communicating requirements to me, and fostering genuinely (full circle) long-lasting customer relationships (executives, vendors, and end-clients). Leah possesses the attributes of one who is highly engaging--a true visionary. Needless to say, I will--without hesitation--work with Leah Miller to satisfy any consulting management requirements! Thank you! Melanie Parker CEO, QualityOne Communications Consulting, LLC Leaving Our Quality Signature on Your Business Communication

Awful. In Washington DC they are TONS of jobs being posted in the DMV area…read more But all Robert Half Staff does is is lie and lie and lie. They do not read emails, they do not do anything unless you call and remind them 5 times in a row weeks apart. You can send an email, they do not read it - ever ! They do NOT return voice mail calls. They do not call you on the time when they say they are meeting with you. It is the constant lying that I find particularly awful. They will say they are slow - but at the same time, they are "too busy" to respond to all the applications. One lie after another. Even for basic temporary jobs they cannot fill them or keep track of anything at all. A full month will go by and positions are still posted and they don't take it off the website. And this recruiter keeps saying "to be completely transparent" which is the exact pre-cursor to another LIE. It is WASTE OF TIME. They do NOT read resumes - they DO NOT have ANY handle on candidate's experience. You have to repeat things 10 times and they still do retain any information. WASTE OF TIME. I know from another recruiter there - that they Post FAKE JOBS to attract candidates to market them to places they do not have a contract with.

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Sparks Group

(10 reviews)

Downtown

A waste of time. I've been with them for a few months already and the only thing they've offered me…read moreso far are very low-paying, one-day jobs (some of which are only three hours long). I've applied to two decent assignments through them, did everything correctly, tailored my resume and had awesome interviews--and both clients ended up keeping preexisting temp employees already in the role, for "convenience". If not hiring a new employee is most convenient, why do they keep wasting my time? One time, they even offered me a decent pay rate for an opportunity--when I accepted and submitted my resume, they asked if I could accept $2 less on the hourly rate because "other candidates had 10+ years of experience" and I should want to stand out. If they have over 10 years of experience in the administrative field and I have 5 years of experience--why would I even be considered in the first place? Sparks Agency was either trying to get more money from me or there are some poor souls out there with TEN years of experience answering phones/scheduling and are reduced to accepting such a pitiful rate for all of their hard work. Also, they sent me a position which, in their own description, required at least a bachelors degree. When I looked at the original job listing on the company's website, it only required an associate's degree! Something fishy is definitely going on here. Please don't bother with this agency unless you have 30 years of experience as someone's admin and are looking to make $13-20 an hour, just to be told multiple times that you're not convenient enough. I've had MUCH better experiences at other staffing agencies in town.

This company dropped the ball on communication. Reached out to them several times, they said…read moresomeone would get back to me, and they never followed through.

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