Whoever is writing a positive review must be an em...

Whoever is writing a positive review must be an employee because all my experiences with this organization have been negative.

First, about 3 years ago, I tried reaching out to the Shelton, CT office for assistance in finding a job. I was literally ignored, even when i called and left a message.

Fast forward to March, 2016: I was assigned a Recruiter who asked for my resume and then never contacted me again! So, after about 2 weeks of calling the Norwalk office itself, I finally got assigned to a new Recruiter. Long story short, I go in for an interview with her and get my resume torn apart. Not that I didn't appreciate the help (I've gotten nothing but positive feedback and interviews with good companies since) but did she really have to be so rough? Anyways, I got "offered" 2 job openings that I had to decline. One of which because she literally contacted me on the DAY OF the assignment! Then, I also had to endure a tongue lashing for calling back and leaving only my first name in a voice mail. Ummm...ok... NO need to talk down to me!

Anways, after all that, she basically cut me off without so much as an explanation. That's fine, though; thanks to the resume revisions I've been able to move forward on my own. Net-net: stay away! Unless, of course, you want a free resume consultation... then, by all means.