3 years ago
This company might be ok to find work at if you ha...
This company might be ok to find work at if you have some other source of income or for that extra spending money if your living expenses are covered, but as a primary? Forget about it.
So why two stars?
They stayed nice on the phone and the workplace they contracted with was nice. Also they were willing to hear me out and got as far as testing to see that I could actually back up what I had on my resume. That earned them the two stars.
So what's behind the three missing stars? It was a good start, but why did they come up short?
One star docked for pay. Good pay? Not really. Yes more than minimum wage, but still not what would be livable on a single income given typical rents/commuting/utilities. Can't profit, let alone break even. Good pay is somewhere above break even. So it's not. At least by my standards.
Another star docked for hours. I'd need at least 6 hours and 5 days at the pay I was offered. But the only time I got close to a full week was training for the job they managed to place me with. I can't afford to be waiting around and made that clear, but I guess they couldn't understand my situation. I wasn't seeing my name in the schedule blocks, and that's not working with rent coming up. Time for me to move on.
And the last star bumped for so-so communication and some seeming disorganization in their office. Whoever filed the employment papers didn't do so great a job. I filled out everything I could on my end, and even had the voided check. But somehow they still couldn't have my pay direct deposited, despite going through that troble. If I talked to anyone other than Debbie (the handler for my worksite), it seemed the wrong information got passed around. I ended up working some hours I couldn't be paid for. Then I got reprimanded for my eagerness to work, since I already put in that time. And even talking to Debbie it seemed she said one thing but never wrote it down or didn't remember on the next call. It's frustrating.
So I'll say it again, only look here if you're not needing a solid primary income.