Tldr: Sheldon was incredibly rude to me about supposedly ghosting an interview years ago. When in…read moreactuality I had contacted him and he failed to respond to me. Completely unnecessary and unacceptable behavior. Bad customer service. I submitted a resume and was asked to call back for a phone conversation to start the process. I was matched with Sheldon. When we were beginning the registration process, he realized I was already on file and his attitude completely changed and he became very rude. He informed me that I had been asked to do a video interview with him two and a half years ago and I logged on and out and didn't respond to his voicemail asking what happened. He was confrontational about this and asked me if I remembered this. I apologized and said I didn't (it's been 2.5 years) and told him it had probably just been a connection issue. He rudely said "well what can I do for you now?" as if he's been holding this grudge. Maybe he just had a bad day, but it felt very unprofessional and he ended the call with this tone that felt like he wasn't going to assist me because of this, which is unfair. Being the professional I am, I sent an apologetic email about not following up 2.5 years ago. Then I went through my texts with him and saw that I had actually followed up about the technical difficulties and had asked to reschedule, and he never responded back to me. Even if I hadn't, it would have still been incredibly unprofessional for him to talk to me like that. I'm sure having people not follow up is frustrating, but it's recruiting. It's part of the industry. And it definitely does not mean that you get to talk down to people because of it, especially if years have passed. And I was communicative both 2.5 years ago and today. They are an agency that doesn't respond to emails and doesn't respond to their own sms messaging system even if they contact you in that way first. Looking for employment can be frustrating but being demeaned (especially for something you didn't even do) is not something anyone should have to deal with. I would not recommend this place. They need to learn better communication and customer service.

If you are willing to work hard *as a professional* at the job in which you are placed, Philly…read moreTemps and Perms will be a great fit. I interviewed and was hired for a week-long convention position which paid exceptionally well. We used an online app to check in each day and to record our hours. I received payment within two weeks. Afterwards, I was contacted numerous times for other work. I found Christine to be sincere and empathetic however, she owns the business and it's her reputation on the line so she's not interested in people who won't go the extra mile. There's an added bonus with PT&P: its office is on Walnut Street, right in the middle of Center City's hustle and bustle. If you're out of work and feel a little low, it's exhilarating in a way to walk amongst all of the busy people on the street, enter the historic building and take the trip up the old elevators.

I had a great experience with Richard Schmeiss at MissionStaff, who did a remarkable job matching…read moremy profile with that of a technical job, even when my online profile (which was not very robust / complete) did not explicitly state the requirements for the role. He had to have had excellent knowledge of the client's needs in order to make this match. He followed up regularly with me and guided me toward the interview process quickly and smoothly. I did get the job and again, I'm very impressed with Mr. Schmeiss' skill at making this match and his diligence in the process.

Good recruiting firm. They found me, updated me in a timely fashion on the selection process, and I…read moregot the job.

I've been in the advertising and marketing business for about 13 years. That means, I've met my…read morefair share of recruiters over the years. ;) With that said, everyone at Clutch was SUPER on top of everything, extremely nice, and very professional throughout the entire process -- right up until I got my perm offer. Talking with Melissa, Cody, and Ginger (the owner) I really feel like they had my best interest in mind. And made the often lengthy, arduous process of getting hired on, both fast and seamless. I'd highly recommend their recruiting services to anyone that's looking for someone they both like and trust to get the job done.

SOPHIA ROSATO is terrible recruiter. Reached out to me in July about a role, chatted with me for…read moreover 30 minutes said I would be perfect for a role and never got back to me. Then this morning 4 months later said they have 2 roles that I would be a good fit for. Like is this a joke...you wasted my time previously and reach out randomly about some "roles" not even apologizing for not getting back to me months back. Terrible terrible terrible, recruiters like her give them all a bad name. NEVER NEVER NEVER want this company or her to reach out to me again. PERIOD!

Beacon Hill has been working so hard on finding me a job. They are kind, wonderful on checking in…read moreand keeping you informed.

Beacon Hill is the best recruiter with whom I have ever worked. I feel so lucky to have come…read moreacross them via a job posting. They coached me as to best interview practices, what to ask and what to avoid, as well as background on the interviewers and company to which I was applying. I am very grateful for their consistent communication and guidance. I go the job within an hour after the second interview. Thank you especially to Nicole and all the staff behind her for making this a stress free job application with a perfect ending.

This place is AMAZING! My career counselor, Samara and Helping Hands representative Pam helped me…read morethrough almost 4 months of unemployment with resume help, career counseling, and much, much more. Samara spent almost an HOUR AND A HALF with me completely revamping my resume. And, it worked! This is a completely FREE service! Even if you are unhappy or unfullfilled in your present job, they can help you find a BETTER one! They provide training, classes and seminars and so much more. And if you are struggling to pay your bills, they have funding for that as well. A common misconception is that you must be Jewish to take advantage of this service **THIS IS NOT TRUE!!!** These people are here to help you get that career, get your bills paid and set you up so that you can be the best you possible. With over 600,000 laid off in just the last month, this is a service that is certainly in need and they do so with pride.

After having my third visit with Samara, I have nothing but positive things to say! Samara has…read moreworked wonders with my resume. She's made me really think about what it is that I have done in the last 10 years of employment and what skills I have developed and how these skills will help get me a job. She's patient, understanding and you can tell she cares. She not only makes sure that you're looking for work, she also makes sure that you're getting the care that you need in regards to your health (seeing a doctor, dentist, etc.). She has been very helpful. If only I had known about Helping Hands sooner!!

Service Requested: Interested in learning new things…read more Quality: Hard work. Value: Care for Others.

I am SOOO lucky I got in touch with Jobspring. I worked with Natalia, Christian, Christian (yeah),…read moreand Hoshi. From the get-go, they were super professional. You're asked to come into the office early on in the process to meet with various recruiters so they can learn more about your skills and what you're looking for. At first it seems overkill, since most other recruiters take a 10-20 minute phone call to do your screening. However, I believe it paid off to have the face-to-face screening. From here moving forward - I worked mostly with Natalia (she placed me at my current job) and Hoshi (who worked with me on an interview that didn't result in me getting the job). Both recruiters worked hard to get me interviews and kept me informed as to where I was in the process, which I appreciated greatly. Natalia and Hoshi recognized my skillset and saw which jobs would be great matches for me. They're pros, they know what to look for and go with their knowledge. Natalia worked with me to get me my current job. She pushed me out of my comfort zone, even though I hesitated a few times. Long story short, she really knew what would be best, and helped get me a great job at a great salary. I highly recommend working with Jobspring when you're looking for your next job.

David Young, maybe the most unprofessional person to have ever called me. Guy got extremely…read morefrustrated when I asked two simple questions. Called me with a potential job couldn't tell me the potential pay, and also told me work from home jobs are impossible. Meanwhile David works from home calling me. So I proceeded to ask more questions and David got frustrated and just hung up on me. Not great for someone who is a potential client look elsewhere as this company is completely unprofessional.

This is sad that all these reviews are the same and nothing is changing. The automatic system is…read morereplying back telling you to contact them like it's going to make a difference. I literally just got an email from a recruiter stating, " I would just apply directly to these roles and if the recruiting manager thinks it would be a good fit they will reach out to you." This is after going back and forth checking jobs that I have applied for the last 3 months. They were still posted and was up for over a month! I don't know, but as a recruiter why don't you point me into the right direction. Then my follow up question was, could she give me a direct number or email and she gave me the main office number. To which they never answer nor never call you back. It's sickening that we have to go through an interview process for what to sit on file, so they have good number to show at the end of the year, having recruiters get promoted to senior and executive levels for not doing nothing... I can go on and on about them being rude to me when asking about a job posting, not picking up the phone, not returning phone calls, transferring you to someone because they don't want to talk, or for bonus putting you on hold but hanging up instead :) but for now I will say working with this location (Philadelphia) has been the worse and I don't recommend. If you get a national worker great! They have been the best and understanding and help you for the most part.

Two years ago, I attended a party here that still baffles me…read more I had an amazing time, and I was so impressed with the compactness, the elegance, and the great food and drink of the 21st Century "Club." The things that are unforgettable: the view of the city, the raspberry chocolate cake, the crab cakes. The things that make me cringe as a human being: the bar tab, which somebody else covered.