They need to audit these agencies because I know for a fact that these companies are stealing the…read morehourly wages and taking from the perdium from workers that were meant for them when the contracts are made......

Yes, I highly recommend Pier Solutions. The workers there are great and helpful. I'm a welder who…read morerecently got laid off and within 1 week the team helped me get a job. I am very thankful for Pier Solutions for helping me get back on my feet. Thank you

Great job to everyone who was involved in my hiring process. They made it super easy for me to come…read morein and prepare myself for my future job!

Here is my experience.... Every 3-6 months(since 2020), I…read morecalled and asked nicely any warehouse position available. Today, I called the check, and my name told me I wasn't in the system(hung up immediately). I called back and told them I had an assignment for 2 years ago. She checked my ss#, then asked if I spoke Spanish. I declined, and she ended the calls them me you need to be bilingual. I just need a job. Any company hiring, please email me directly. E87will@gmail.com

Absolutely unprofessional and disappointing experience…read more I came in fully qualified with a ASVAB score and was cleared for the Hospital Corpsman (HM) rate. I was upfront and respectful, told them I was willing to wait until HM opened back up in October. Instead of working with me, my recruiter (E-4 Gambarini) and her chief repeatedly tried to pressure me into taking jobs I had zero interest in -- just to help them meet their quotas. When I stood firm, they dropped me completely. I was told I was "wasting their time" and should go to another recruiter. At one point, I was even told, "It's not about the job, it's about serving your country," like I wasn't already trying to serve -- just in the job I was qualified for. That line was dismissive and manipulative. They made it clear they didn't care what I wanted -- only what helped them. I've since reported the behavior and moved on to a recruiting station that actually respects their applicants. If you know what you want and you're serious about your future, stay far away from this office. They're more concerned with filling numbers than doing right by potential sailors.

If you or anyone you know want to join the navy, seriously do not waste your time going to any…read moreother recruiter in San Diego. They were absolute god sent!!! Coming from a different office with a very frustrating experience and not so truthful people, Chief Walker and Chief Viray were just amazing! They were honest, informative and inclusive. They made sure my husband got all his questions answered but also took the time to answer all of mine. I don't usually write reviews but this night and day experience between this office and another office was just too big of a difference not to share the recommendations. Do your research, ask all the questions, be honest with them and they will do anything they can to help you. Highly recommend.

Yes, of course my wonderful wonderful caseworker Nadia. I couldn't have done it without her and her…read morepatience and Yolanda as well. I've been absolutely smitten on how well they take care of their people that need a life and start working all over again and trying to help them get on their feet like I thank you so much everyone happy holidays to you.

I've tried to get help through this place twice. The first time, the experience ended with some…read morewoman telling me that if I can get a job at McDonald's. then take that. This time, the second time, my experience has been even more painful. Supposedly, I entered into some sort of "program" to get me employed but thus far it has been months of going around and around with one woman after another who has done nothing but refer me to "workshops" led by women who openly admit that they cannot get hired doing anything else. Yes, the Metro Career Center is clean, but I really wonder if some of these overly enthusiastic reviews on here are created by employees simply to ensure that the funding continues. The truth is that you can get a computer at the library. You can get a listing of temp agencies (that are not hiring) from Google. I can tell myself the basics of resume design. I can (even better) ask ChatGPT. My current "case manager" does nothing. She knows that I am going to go hungry soon so she sends me two links to dead-end job listings from companies that thus far have ignored my application. I'm not qualified to be a lot attendant for a parking company? Do I need two degrees for such a prestigious position? Now my case manager refuses to return my emails, even after I have begged for more help, or at least some moral support. Terrible. These Career Centers do nothing and are staffed by people who are otherwise unemployable themselves. As I've already written, the library also has free computers. The people at the Career Center claim that somewhere at the end of the rainbow there may be Department of Labor training, but you never get there. The pot of gold is a mirage. It's just the same thing over and over again, if you are even that lucky. Redo your resume. Redo your resume. Redo your resume. Get no job hits. San Diego's job market is the worst I've ever seen. Vastly too many people. And most of the people doing the hiring are very very biased and prejudicial about who they hire. Too old? Too this? Too that? Too bad. Get your shopping cart and pick a nice corner in a nearby parking lot to live. And no one cares. Even the people allegedly paid to help you. Five stars for superficial appearance. Zero stars for actually doing anything to help you get employed.

Had a great experience working with Tsgt Sabala. They were professional, responsive, and genuinely…read moresupportive throughout the process.

TSgt Olaes and TSgt Sabala were great to work with and will help to get you started in the military.read more