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.

I don't recommend this place…read more I was approached by Carol after they found me on Monster and invited in for an interview. During that interview, Carol acted confused and kept pressing me to clarify things that were fairly clear to begin with. It was to the point where it felt like she was trying to get details about my previous jobs that I was contractually prevented from revealing. Apart from that, she asked me interview questions that were totally inappropriate (I.e. Where did I get the money to pay for school). I did go on one interview set up by then, but the company decided to go with someone else, and suddenly Nashoba Placement decided I wasn't going to work out either. Don't bother with these people. Just another temp agency that wants to fill their Rolodex with names without getting jobs for any of them.

Total joke. Reading the reviews on here I can't believe this place is still around…read more Anyway - I went through the same corporate b*llsh*t as one other reviewer wrote. Wasting peoples time pretending to find jobs for them, when in Actuality they're just trying to make themselves look busy by filling up their Rolodex with names. They placed me with a company in Concord, and after less than a week (during their half assed training) I was let go for no reason at all - with Carol nowhere to be found... Stay away!!!

Languagecorps helped me in so many ways adjusting to life in a foreign land and connecting with a…read morenew exciting culture. I landed in Phnom Penh Cambodia without a clue as to what I was going to be doing for the next year of my life. I was struggling to find myself and wanted to try something new in the world. I was greeted by Languagecorps staff who immediately made me feel at home. They started giving me information about the people, the customs, even some initial language lessons (hello, goodbye, thank you, how much is this, etc.). They provided me with a beautiful villa style house where I met other teachers and made great friends (and we even had a maid cleaning up after us). They TESOL training was intense but it really prepared me for teaching. I learned so much about class structure, grammar, and teaching style, the training really gave me confidence teaching. Languagecorps placed me in a university where I was immediately given a full load of classes and making good money. They also advised me throughout the initial term when planning lessons and going over curriculum. In addition, languagecorps staff like Trea (a native Khmer lady with strong English) was so helpful from tutoring me with language lessons to getting an apartment to introducing me to other Khmer friends. Lastly, languagecorps offers great trips like the one I did to Angkor Wat, one of the most incredible places on Earth!!! Languagecorps really helped me in so many ways and I truly believe they provide an essential service when teaching abroad!

From the owner: You want to travel. You need experience. Here's how you get both…read more LanguageCorps programs around the world empower our Teachers to thrive as professionals abroad, living in fascinating locations while gaining valuable experience teaching English. Our Flagship Programs include TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) Certification, local language and cultural training, a guaranteed paid job teaching English, and a wide array of support services designed to help you successfully adjust to living and working in a new culture. Programs are available in Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam; TESOL Certification Programs are available in Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Peru, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Russia, Spain, Turkey, and a unique program is offered in China. Volunteer Programs are also available in Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Program fees vary by country and program. www.languagecorps.com

Claire was a great resource and support system when I was trying to figure out my next career…read moresteps. I was not feeling fulfilled in my previous career and wasn't sure where to start to take steps towards a career change. Claire helped me feel empowered to make the change I needed to. I feel that I received value in the sessions I had and would recommend these services to anyone seeking a career change or any assistance in their current career.

Working with C&C Empowerment has been beneficial for my job search. They helped me update my CV, so…read morenow it looks as professional as possible, and build my LinkedIn profile. They gave me pointers on details to include in and omit from cover letters so that I tell recruiters exactly what they need to know about my capabilities. They also gave excellent advice as to specific websites to search for my particular job. I now search and apply for jobs with ease and confidence.

I worked with Taylor and she was GREAT!!! Taylor is dedicated and very attentive. She will try her…read morebest to fit you in a role that's comfortable for you. Taylor, it was a pleasure working with you. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! I would recommend this agency to anyone who is searching for work.

The best things about Connexion Systems & Engineering is that they have some nice clients and some…read moreof the representatives seem to want to negotiate with you. Most of my time working with them has been unpleasant. Calls at 8am or earlier. Do not answer their phones or emails. They made no attempt to meet with me. I could have gone to the job interview with piercings and purple hair and they would never have known until after. When discussing pay rate they offered me one thing and they reduced it when I agreed to it. When I needed to get the paperwork notarized, the notary tried calling them for information and was treated very poorly. I have had similiar phone experience when I got through to them. When I started at my position I emailed them for some info. After a month I am still waiting on responses. I finally got fed up and was offered a position at another place with another agency. I was not told the proper procedure for leaving, so I gave my 2 Weeks to my Manager. 30 Minutes later I get a call from the woman who would not return my calls or emails and she is screaming at me that I did not follow procedure. How I said I would not take "X" postion if it wanted me before the end of this contract, and how I am ruining my reputation. Side note: Connexion had me give a 1 week notice to my prior job which I was only back at for about 3 weeks. She is commenting on how I should have called her first. Because that had been so effective in the past. My manager was going away for a week and I needed to do this within a window of time. I could not wait for her to check her voicemail and decide to make time to call me. Pro: Big Names And maybe better pay that what you are getting now. Con: Poor Service. Staff that seems to hate their jobs and take it out on the customers.