Last reviews in Recruitment Agencies

Last reviews in Recruitment Agencies

• Guest 22nd November 2009

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  I registered with Office Angels in September after being made redundant. I walkede into the office and was made to feel very welcome. My confidence was at a very low point and the consultant really boosted me
  

  • Read Guest's review on Office Angels www.officeangels.co.uk (78 words)

• Guest 16th November 2009

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  Every thing i take seriously.
  

  • Read Guest's review on Prime Time Recruitment www.primetime.co.uk (5 words)

• lecky 11th November 2009

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  Signed up with the Reed agency in Bristol towards the end of September, went in to sign all the necessary forms and to take a spelling, grammar and typing test. Halfway through the test the programme stopped wo
  

  • Read lecky's review on Reed www.reed.co.uk (184 words)

• Guest 8th November 2009

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  I want to state employmentcrossing.com is one of the best job search engine. Yz have joined their network around 6 months back and from that day to till day I am quite happy with their services as they provide
  

  • Read Guest's review on The Recruitment & Employment Confederation (209 words)

• Guest 29th October 2009

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  Recently secured a new position through this agency, found them to be professional, informative and knowledgable, have recommended a colleague.
  

  • Read Guest's review on Grist Legal Recruitment www.gristlegal.co.uk (20 words)

• lionelrees 28th October 2009

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  They refused to put me forward for jobs because I inadvertantly applied for a job elsewhere. They are small minded bully boys. I would recommend that employers and jobseekers go elsewhere for their recruitment
  

  • Read lionelrees's review on Principal People www.principalpeople.co.uk (35 words)

• Guest 28th October 2009

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  prime time recruitment = worst agency i have ever worked for - still owed money and spent 22 weeks calling office to be given the runaround , even complained to head office who havent even bothered to reply. ov
  

  • Read Guest's review on Prime Time Recruitment www.primetime.co.uk (38 words)

• Guest 21st October 2009

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  I applied for the jobs on-line for a year, out of 10 jobs a week I've got 1 a month reply ( negative or too late ). Once I've got interview with the company advertising conference sales office based position a
  

  • Read Guest's review on Reed www.reed.co.uk (67 words)

• Guest 13th October 2009

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  dont use this agency, I gave the required notice period of 5 working days they invoiced they had been invoiceing the company weekly and then delayed payment for over a month. If you get a call from them d
  

  • Read Guest's review on PlanetREC www.planetrec.co.uk (59 words)

• Guest 9th October 2009

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  Brutal. They say they care about people, but they only care about money.
  The recruiters might be personable and seem caring, but dont be fooled. They see you as cash cows, comodities to be bought and sold.
  

  • Read Guest's review on Hays www.hays.com (65 words)