I am not one for leaving negative online reviews. I am a conscientious person who strongly believes…read morein karma. My experience at Theophany Staffing was not good. From the moment I arrived there, the setup was strange where there's a conjoined round table consisting of all Caucasian women. I came in for my interview on time, but I had to wait until they finished their group discussions about other people that they have interviewed which could have been discussed when I wasn't there. During the hour-long interview, I can't help but notice that this agency is "religion-based" (Evangelical Christian). I am a practicing Catholic, but I felt that we should be focusing more on my skills, professional/educational backgrounds, and potentials. It was so cringy as I felt like I was getting recruited to be a part of a ministry or cult. Also, I felt so uncomfortable getting interviewed while there are several conversations going on in the background. I tried to follow up with two of their associates and I never heard back from them which is a blessing in disguise as I would have not been a good fit and I personally wouldn't be happy in the long run. In all honesty this is not a reputable agency, and the Department of Labor should probably look into their practice. For someone who has a background in Human Resources, in my opinion, an agency should practice fairness and equity and Theophany Staffing missed the mark.

The best google search was employment agency near Naperville! Theophany Staffing is your high class…read moreand reputable place to go to if you are looking for employment. From the moment I met Joy she had that energy that I needed to hear and I knew she would find me a career that I was looking for along with the salary I had aimed for. The office is very pleasant and I can tell Joy and Tracy take their career and service to job seekers seriously. I highly recommend going to Theophany Staffing for your career search! You won't be disappointed!

Terrible recruiting practices. Not sure how they're in business and they are about 20+ years behind…read moremodern technology jobs.

I received three calls from the same recruiting agency in a single day--each from a different…read morerecruiter who had no idea I had already spoken to someone else earlier. The first recruiter, Emily, pitched a job to me, saying I would be a perfect fit and that I should email her colleague, Rich, with a list of questions and an explanation of why I would be a top candidate. After taking the time to carefully compose my email with the requested information, I then received a second call--this time from another recruiter at the same agency. She had no idea I had already applied and pitched me the same job, again stating that I would be a great match and should email Rich, her husband/ colleague. The next day, I received an email saying: "Unfortunately, at this time, they will not be moving forward with you. While it is not the answer, we both wanted to hear, it is the news I have today." The entire experience was very disorganized. It was clear that there was a major lack of communication within their team, and it reflects poorly on their internal processes. There is a possibility that they are a scam.

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The recruiter was a nice fellow who actually responded to my follow-up emails. That's why I'm…read moregiving this place two stars instead of one. If you are a job seeker, I do not recommend working with staffing agencies for a few reasons. Let's get into a few problems with this one in particular. Most of these reasons are applicable to the other agencies out there. First, this staffing agency asks for sensitive information before you are certain you have a job. When I came for the interview, they asked for my social security card and bank account number. This made me very uncomfortable, considering I was not assured a position. A few days after meeting with the recruiter, I followed up about the job I interviewed for. He said the job was "on hold" but the company really liked my resume. Sure... Shortly after that, he said the job had been filled by an internal candidate. Ultimately, that seems to be how it goes at most companies. A series of interviews are conducted with external candidates. In the meantime, an internal candidate has been selected. In a way, I can't fault this staffing agency for that. The recruiter seemed transparent, but all he really wanted was to enter me into the big database of job candidates. I worked with this agency months ago and have not been contacted with any further job leads.