I went to Eiron Tech Services located at 6978 Chippewa Ave Ste 9 St. Louis, MO 63109 to take my…read moreteach certification test. The testing atmosphere was good. The technician was very professional and provided excellent customer service. I will be returning to this location for my future testing needs.

From the owner: Eirvon Tech Services is dedicated to the community. We provide technology services to get you…read morestarted with your business. We also work with Mid to large-size companies to get you past any technology milestones. Give us a call at 3142508821 or visit our website at eirvontech.com

Working with JG Visual was a truly great experience and I strongly recommend them to anyone looking…read morefor quality web design or photography. We worked with JG Visual to create a new website and Facebook landing page for our organization. I've led a couple website projects for different employers, and through this I've met with and worked with many different web developers in the St. Louis area. I can say without a doubt that JG Visual was the best company I've worked with. They took the time to understand our needs and goals, and worked with us to develop a comprehensive plan. From the idea phase and initial designs to execution and training, Jonathan and David from JG Visual were professional, patient, and maintained constant communication. Equally important, they cared - they checked in with us throughout the entire process and even after our sites launched they have been very helpful with any questions we have had. We love our new website! - Phil, Children's Miracle Network of Greater St. Louis

From the owner: At Wired Impact, our mission is to help every nonprofit build a website their visitors will love…read more One they're proud to share with the world. Websites start at $99/month and are built on WordPress, but imagine if WordPress was totally built for a nonprofit from the ground up. Plus you get hosting, software updates and ongoing support whenever you need it at no additional cost. Connect your website with the tools your nonprofit is already using to save time and avoid manual date entry. Plus every website includes a dedicated project manager and support you'll love, including our team making changes to your website on your behalf to free you up to spend more time working on your mission. If you're exploring building a new website that does your cause justice, we'd love to hear more! Feel free to book a call through our website. We're looking forward to hearing more about your cause!

If you want to work they put you to work. It's that simple. They treat you with respect, but you…read moregotta do the same.

From the owner: Locally owned and operated since 1994, Patriot Personnel specializes in light industrial temporary…read morelabor.

I recommend this agency because they got me a very good job with a local newspaper. I worked there…read morefor 10 years. Very nice staff.

I have worked in a staffing agency, I understand it's not easy. I applied for a job that I didn't…read morerealize was a contract position through craigslist and received a phone call immediately. The woman that called me was very terse and very critical of my resume. I was thinking, okay maybe my resume is not written good enough for a temp agency, they do see a LOT of resumes so I went ahead and scheduled an appointment for the interview, even though I wasn't sold on the job. Also, with the unemployment rate as high as it is... She could have been nicer! geez o pete! Back to the facts. She told me parking instructions would be in a following email, there were no instructions. Best I could guess was the phrase 'the appointment will take about 30 minutes' means "pay the meter accordingly." I'm glad I even found the meter after I had just passed a lot for $4 and not having that much cash on me. I get up to suite 675 and there are not numbers on any of the suites, I happened to see a TRC Staffing sign inside of a suite, with the sign direction inward, not towards the door. I was 45 minutes early (I misjudged how long it would take me to get downtown, and had run errands before hand) I was promptly told that I could not fill out the application that had been emailed to me "because that's just not how they do it." they could not print it out, and they could not let me sit at a computer to work on it there, when it was sent to me that morning, while I was getting ready for the interview. I was promptly sent out the door. Best option was to reschedule, since I was so off put by everything else, I was just done. In today's economy with so many people unemployed for such long amounts of time, I cannot understand how this place gets by. The potential employee is the customer!!! Be nice to them! Cater to them, entice them to work for you!