I needed work. They found me work…read more You go into the office, take some test of basic skills, get interviewed, and go to work. It was simple, the staff was cool. Heads up: you have to have the legal right to work in America, they ask for papers. Can't be on Meth, they drug test you.

very disappointing experience with this recruiter I was repeatedly told that I would be contacted…read morewhen positions became available, but when openings were posted, my messages and follow-ups were ignored. Being told one thing and then receiving no communication was unprofessional and disappointing.

Year round professional advice & financial services provided here, by some of the finest people…read moreI've had the pleasure to know! I've been using Michael Melendez & Associates, for Tax filings over 30 years, and wouldn't consider going anywhere else.

My husband and I have been getting our taxes handled by Mike for almost a decade now after he was…read morereferred to us by another long time client. He is knowledgeable and straightforward and has really been an invaluable asset over the years.

The atmosphere was motivating, and it's evident that the team genuinely cares about helping…read moreindividuals succeed. If you're considering a career in the Marine Corps, this is the place to go. I highly recommend this station to anyone looking to take that next step! ask for Ssgt Uribe!

Last week my husband went at 9:45am and the office was closed with an out to lunch sign. He called…read moretoday and was told to come in at 11. At 10:58am they closed their doors with him and another person standing outside. No respect, no explanation, just locked the door. He waited for a while and there was 4-5 people outside knocking. I called and was told they had a last minute staff meeting. They shut the door and left people outside knocking at 11am without even the courtesy of explaining to people standing outside! I'm in dismay at how they conduct business. They could have put a quick sign on the door that said emergency staff meeting. We'll re-open at X time.

I don't think the employees in the office want to actually give jobs out. The bbl lady in the front…read moreoffice was too busy worried about her ass looking lopsided rather than doing her job. They make things way to complicated it's best to go elsewhere.

Don Moser, and his D3 team, are incredible! I had tried various search engines (GlassDoor [which…read morehas great intel. on employers, but did not produce results when I applied for various positions through their site], Monster, etc., with 0% success rate. Whenever I applied for a job through these computerized databases, the only response was the sound of crickets as I waited days, then weeks, to be notified of a request for interview. Even when I applied online directly with the companies themselves. I believe it's because the algorithms used by these sites to wade through all the applications they receive don't provide a human's eye and assessment of the important things in a candidate, like experience, personality, and career longevity. It may come down to simple math: the employer is willing to pay $XX,000 per year, and you ask for $XX,001, so your application is kicked from their system without further review by the actual company to which you're applying for employment. Don Moser takes the time to get to know you, and what you're looking for, then finds the right fit for both you and the companies he works with. He's also incredibly supportive throughout the process and has great advice as to navigating the interview process (which can be incredibly stressful). I recommend you follow him on LinkedIn. Through Don, I found my dream job, with a well-respected, international, law firm. Without Don's services, I highly doubt I would have even heard about this opportunity. I highly recommend Don's services and can't say enough good things about my experience. Happy job hunting!

I came in to apply and the lady started speaking to me in Spanish…read more (I'm Native American) when i did not reply in Spanish she was very rude she then tells me I must apply online and gives me a code to scan i fill it out with my information and they email me an application in Spanish I replay and ask for one in English never got a reply I feel decremented against. everything was in English prior even my conversations so why is the application only in Spanish ?

You call yourself a hiring agency and have all these post in your social media about hiring, and…read moreyour staff refused a little over a dozen of applications and the excuse given was because the system you all run there. Giving excuses like, ' we input everything in our system and the system decides if they are accepted', or 'you didn't qualify because WE couldn't verify past employment'. I mean what kind of function are you guy running there. There is some many jobs available and these are people that want to work, and you guys are refusing employment to people? I think you guys need to relook into your hiring staff and see if they are even interested in working there themselves. Massive massive negative on your end.