If you are looking for a good employment agency then this is the place…read more Very professional and polite staff that will help you every step of the way. You can fill out an application on one of the office computers or you can apply from home and even upload your resume. Then when they hire you for a job you go in and sign paperwork, do your drug screening and watch a brief safety video. The staff will call and check in to see how everything is going and to see if you have any questions or concerns, etc. Overall wonderful place to deal with!!

From the owner: QuickStaff of Erie, PA is a service disabled, veteran-owned local small business offering…read moretraditional and expanded full service staffing to businesses, employers and job seekers. Our services include temporary placement, direct hire, contract work, temp-to-hire and career staffing.

Jasmine is an absolute useless recruiter. She told me she had a very good fit of a job for me. I…read morewent on the interview. The person that interviewed me was very unprofessional and I could tell was not interested in me from the get-go because all she did was talk and not me ask me any questions about myself. They didn't even have the courtesy to let me know. I did not get the job when I called Jasmine to see if she could help me with other jobs because I didn't think I got that job I never heard back from her so she is not a good person if you're looking for support and help in acquiring a job she will leave you hanging and she is negligent and unprofessional.

Career Concepts, I will never go there again and warn others to stay away!…read more Their staff is increadibly rude and unprofessional. They like to pretned they are the unmost polished however it is clear they are ignorant. This is stright from the EEOC website: Federal law also prohibits employers from conducting the Form I-9 and E-Verify processes before the employee has accepted an offer of employment. Applicants may be informed of these requirements in the pre-employment setting by adding the following statement on the employment application. The first thing they will demand when you walk through their door is identification so they can complete the I-9 form, this is against federal law. They do not need your identification to tell you the details of a job. Do not let them tell you otherwise. Most people do not know this and willingly give up their information. Do not do it! Given this information, it begs the question what other rules or laws are they breaking? The place is very shady, any business who breaks federal law tells you there are other things going behind the scenes most of which are not well intended on your behalf. I am going to draw a parallel, Career Concepts as to Wells Fargo. Wells Fargo has been in the news recently due to several scandals with their customers.

2nd year doing my taxes. Dropped my records off at their West 8th Street office today. I was…read moreremembered, warmly greeted, and felt confident that they would get the job done for me. I was satisfied last year and I'm sure that I will be happy again this year. I don't question price-their quality and integrity are more important!

From the owner: If you're looking for a great employee or a great job, call or visit us at any of our 14 locations…read more Over the past 56 years, we've helped thousands of people find the perfect fit. For employers, our extensive experience in human resource support can help you with specialty recruiting; job description and handbook review and creation; and temporary contract worker placement. For employees, we provide resume assistance, skills evaluation, and job placement. (We also administer qualification testing to each applicant.)

I do NOT recommend…read more Staff is extremely rude, unprofessional, and has not a clue of what they are doing. I lost my job due to the company closing. I had a science job and the college degree to go with it, along with plenty of experience. A.P.S. Staffing listed a job on it's website that I was well qualified for. I had registered, filled out all necessary paperwork, and forwarded a resume. After not hearing anything from the staffing service for two weeks I called and made an inquiry as to the status of the job for which I had applied. Office staff explained I was "not qualified for the position" Mind you, this was a job which did not require a college degree, however staff told me I was "not qualified for the position". Keep in mind I looked at the list of requirements they themselves listed and I met every one of them. I have no idea if the staff in the office had a stroke, was hit in the head with a rock, or were on drugs however, it was made clear to me they were not interested in doing their job and placing available people who were actively seeking gainful employment to work.

From the owner: APS Staffing assists applicants in Northwestern PA looking for temporary, temp-to-perm, and…read morepermanent positions in the following fields: Assembly, Clerical, Construction, Customer Service, Engineering, General Labor, Industrial, Technical, Maintenance, Manufacturing, Production, and Warehousing

I spotted and applied for a job as a "parts puller" that was listed on The Reserves Network job…read moresite. Went ahead registered via computer and was called the next day to come in complete some paperwork, and watch a safety video. Upon arrival I was greeted by the secretary, she was professional, polite, and professional. Now when speaking with the woman who was handling the account, this was a whole different ballgame. This individual was nothing but rude, ill-mannered, nasty, short, and demeaning. Who knows maybe she didn't get laid that morning, or it was "that time of the month for her", she didn't get her morning coffee, or maybe this is the way she always acts, who knows? By the way for us men who are having a bad day at work why is it that females somehow always get to use the poor excuse of "it my time of the month" as a reason to call in sick, or be rude to fellow coworkers or customers, why is that? This was a job I was well qualified for however, she told me she refused to submit me for the job and would not explain any further. Apparently The Reserves Network is not in the business of making money, serving their clients, or interested in treating job seekers in a decent fashion. Overall rating is beyond poor, stay away at all costs unless you would like to be spoken down to by a "recruiter" who does not have a college degree. Just a warning about temp places. They invite you to come in and drop off a resume with a promise to place you at a good job. But what you do not realize is once you give them you information such as: name, age, D.O.B., social security number, and other vital information you have NO control to take it back! If you are applying to a higher paying job, they will look at your work history, look up or call your present place of employment to find out how much you make. Therefore, they will not place you into better paying employment. Places like these are scammers who take you vital information and use it against you to "keep you in place"