I agree with the previous review and would also give this place negative stars. They call my phone…read moreliterally every day for a week, leaving messages every time and emailing. When I told them to please stop calling me, now they're emailing me. They're saying they have my resume - highly unlikely. They're saying they've spoke to me about careers before - never happened. Stop harassing people. Call once and leave a message, then move on. If you do that every day, people will resent your company.

I would give this so called permanent placement employment agency negative stars if I could. They…read morecontacted me about a great IT opportunity which I did like. I spoke to a woman named Lynn Carr who started going over my resume with me. While I was on the phone with her, she had placed me on hold about 10 times! Also she told me she had to call me back and did that 3 times! I find that incredibly rude to be placed on hold that many times. It's called being either on a call or meeting. That's what professional people do which she clearly isn't. After being grilled about my resume and having to repeat my answers multiple times, she said she had to speak to someone about my resume and they would get back to me. They called me again but this time it was a different woman who had the nerve to ask me, " How did I live if you didn't have alot of clients". I said I had over income and she said" was it another job". Bitch, it's none of your f*cking business where my money came from. Your so called company is called Career Counselors run out of a house. Your company name doesn't fit your business. Your employees are totally unprofessional. Anyone who gets a call from 631-360-6300..Stay Away from them!!!!!!

Global Employment Solutions has helped me find work. No matter how many times a week I called, to…read morecheck in, my recruiter, Shawn Ball has always been welcoming. I like getting a response, so whether it was a yes or a no to having work for me, my questions were always answered right away. I was placed in friendly, respectable work environments and was treated equally and not just as a "temp". I felt as if I was cared for to an extent because Shawn would either call or send me an email asking how everything was going & that I was comfortable at the assignment. I recommend Global Employment Solutions to anyone I know who is looking for work.

We worked with this organization to hire a nurse practitioner, who did not meet our organizations…read morecare standards. As a result we contacted Maxim Staffing Solutions and were advised by verbal agreement that they would assist us in finding a new nurse practitioner and "work with us" by lowering the direct payment percentage fee. Upon receiving our invoice we noticed that the direct payment percentage fee was the original percentage of 12%. After contacting Maxim again, we were advised since we did not get this agreement in writing that we would have to pay the invoice as is. This is a shady business approach and is not proper conduct, our agreement with the manager (who we discussed the matter with both times) should have been honored.

If I can put a minus 100 I would. They are not what they seem. The resumes are doctored. When you…read morego through the process of what you require, they send the opposite. If you want someone that has no experience. But are told they do. Or has a questionable resume. By all means waste your money. They are in the business of recycling ???? workforce. If it does not work out. The word "un" should be put front of the word professional. Definitely not worth the money. Do not waste your money.

Your time is valuable; especially when you are out of work so DON'T waste it by going to these…read morepeople! Contrary to their name they are as far away from professional as there can possibly be. They all have jobs (though none of them deserve to) & they do not care at all that you don't. Their theory is since you're unemployed you don't have anything better to do, so you can just spend time sitting in their office. I received a phone call back from the owner of the company after having contacted Corporate (in Oklahoma City), but he acts as if you're bothering him as well. His exact words to me were, "I'm sorry that you're unhappy, but I've spoken to them & they said you were rude. Well, I don't know what you want me to do." I was not rude--they just don't want to work & if you've got a job in this economy you should consider yourself VERY LUCKY!!!!!

I have come across a handful of recruiters in my job search throughout the years. I've always had…read morebad experiences with recruiters because they never seemed genuine after the first meeting. I understand that the employer is their client, but I find that most of them won't even give you a call back or reply to your emails if their client has moved onto another candidate. This was until I had the pleasure to work with Steven Mas at Parker + Lynch. Steve is one of the good ones, he is the only recruiter I've met who actually cares and genuinely works hard to help place you in a position that you want. He will always give me the details of the company and the position, and make sure I like everything presented before sending my resume out. Steve always replies to my emails/calls within a couple of hours. He even checks in on me every once in a while just to see how things are going. In the end I didn't end up getting placed with a company through Parker + Lynch, but when I told Steve I got a job offer, he was really happy for me. I would definitely recommend Parker + Lynch and ask for Steve Mas.

While they present themselves as being professional and like to think that they are on the same…read morelevel or above Robert Half and Michael Page they are not even close. Recruiters call candidates in for "jobs" which they do not have. They just call people in, in order to meet their weekly interview quotas as well as to build up their pipeline of candidates, which clearly are a waste of your time if you are working and had to take time off to come in. I met with the Director for Long Island and she was obnoxious and trying to sell me on an internal recruiting role despite my making it clear that I was not interested. She also told me that my appearance was too professional and that I should wear business casual attire.I guess that my dress suit did not sit well with someone who came into the office in an inappropriately short dress with huge open toe wedge heels.