Not only are they bad at their job, they have no respect for you or your time. I'd like to know how people get jobs when all they do is lean and scowl at the people in the lobby (you know, those of us who are looking for jobs) then wander over and chuckle it up with others who are doing nothing. A lobby full of people, and no one helping us. The person "working" the desk, is rude and either really new or really bad at her job. She couldn't figure out how to message staff (she said this out loud). So, she walked all the way to the person's desk to tell them I was waiting. This happened several more times with other people while I was there. Then, she had to go ask (twice) to ask for help on the computer. Wow. Well, I arrived early because being respectful of people's time is how I work. After the person I was scheduled to see left me sitting there for over half an hour. I asked what was going on. The person I was supposed to see apparently forgot I was there, Not the first time she was showing her incompetence or complete lack of respect. She once asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. Excuse me? I'm a grown woman who has worked hard her whole life, got laid off through no fault of her own, and you want to make light of my situation? You need to grow up Little Miss 22 year old twit and realize people come to you for help-not mockery.And, the receptionist had forgotten to enter my information or save it or some other excuse. So, she demanded my social security number in front of everyone like I was the problem. And, their policy is that you enter that piece of information on the keypad to maintain privacy. I'm not saying it out loud or writing it down. That's not how it's done there-I guess she didn't know that (DUH!) These people have no clue what they're doing. And, what's with the guy who leans on the metal support pole and stares? It's creepy. And, for those of us waiting for help, it's a sign that people here have too much time on their hands and need to get to work. Fire them and let them sit out front waiting for help to find a job. Let's see how they feel when someone stands and glares at them or forgets they're waiting... read more