Staffing Network, LLC

Staffing Network helped place me out to work with a great company and I couldn’t be so happy! Thank you for your help!

This staffing agency is great, found me promising work and never let me down when I needed work. I am in a solid position now and I would recommend them to anybody who is looking for a career. They are not like any other promising agencies that promise you something and leave you disappointed.
–matt

This company has some good people that really try to go out of their way to help people find jobs.
Telea

I found an ad on craigslist for temp work, which eventually directed me to Staffing Networrk, LLC. After calling, «Mr. B» gave me his email address to send in my resume, stating he’ll contact me the following day.
Near the end of the next day, I called them back and was told «Mr. B» wasn’t in that day. The guy on the phone said he doesn’t have access to the email, and suggested I come in the next day at 9am.
I arrived at 9am, right on time with my resume in hand. In the lobby were 3 moody looking «customers,» who were there for various reasons, each one grumpy for having been there already for some time with little-​to-​no attention. I rang the bell and sat down, because the other folks said all the employees we «in a meeting.» This meeting lasted 45 minutes before anyone came out, and in the meantime 2 of the 3 customers left out of impatience.
Eventually the door opened and a woman (we’ll call her «R») came out and sat down at the front desk, without an apology let alone a little acknowledgment. A few minutes later, she looked up and realized people were waiting, and directed them to the computers to apply/​upload their resumes. Couldn’t we have done that while they were in the meeting?
All the while, «Mr. A» is bringing papers to «R», continuously dropping them on the floor, getting things out of order.
At least the interview went smoothly enough, but when it was time for my drug test, they ran out. Awesome. And apparently the last guy tested, «broke his» somehow (by sucking too hard?! wtf!?).
My time there was for naught; in all their disorganized mess, of course, there were no positions available. They could have told me that in the beginning, you know, before I drove 40 miles for the interview.