Pros
in a good location in the city, accessible by train
Cons
This place was absolutely so toxic and truly put me in such a mentally bad place. I was only here for a few months before calling it quits. Those in my personal life could noticeably see how stressed/anxious/unhappy I was due to this job. I am only posting this because I want to share my experiences and warn people about Jobspring's targeted hiring strategies aimed at naive, recent college graduates or those with little to no work experience who are desperate for a job. Trust me, it is NOT worth it. When I was hired, I was actually quite excited because the hiring manager was so sweet and we bonded really quickly. I was really impressed about how much you could "potentially grow within this position". It was not until a few weeks in working directly on this said hiring manager's team that I realized how fake and manipulative they could be. I was always micromanaged about my work, criticized (one time this person pulled me aside to personally scream at me about how disappointed they were that I was late. it was a.. I quote, "direct slap to their face"), ignored whenever I asked simple questions, left out of all the group outings (one of the very few Fridays I started working, I was typing away at my computer and suddenly looked up to see an empty office... no one told me they were all going out for lunch. i was a new employee and was left in the office by myself) and and overall not taken seriously as a professional. They want to sell this idea that their recruiting agency is "different from other recruiting agencies because of their team based approach"... however there is almost little to no teamwork. It's every man for themselves... or if you want to go far, just kiss up to your team lead because they are the ones with the most client accounts/jobs to fill. Or lie. Lying will get you far in this job too. Every week, the office director would put everyone's weekly stats on the board and they would announce the progress of every employee in the office... and ridicule those who had low numbers. There was almost no encouragement and NO efficient way to train/ help employees. For example, my training in itself was a complete mess. I would just watch videos everyday for weeks and then they just expected you to know what to do after. The person who directly trained me and who was supposedly a "mentor" figure always made me feel like a nuisance because she had to take time away from her work (which meant she couldn't make commission) to help ME even though it was apart of HER job to do so. Overall, I would just describe this specific Jobspring location as toxic. Toxic work culture that only really cared about partying with each other on weekends, toxic and cliquey and fake individuals (i'll give u an example by what i mean.... when i joined the team, people from the office followed me on instagram, including my direct team members. when i quit, my direct team members were petty enough to all unfollow me. mind you, i had done nothing to them prior nor did i personally end things with them on a bad note.) and an absolutely unprofessionally run company (they would make fun of their candidates while on the phone with them conducting phone screens. Someone once muted themselves and put a candidate on loud speaker so the whole office could hear their voice and made fun of them). My last week at Jobspring was the reason I decided to quit- it was just the last straw for me. I had already been feeling extremely anxious from this job due to the long hours and constant worry of being criticized for my work performance/numbers. This definitely translated into my work.. and I was given a choice by the director - quit the job or either get my ish together and be fired by him within a few months. I was in shock when I was given that ultimatum and I think they expected an answer right then and there. I asked for a day to think over everything and they agreed. The next day I went in and quit. The exact last words the office director told me as I walked out of the office was "good luck with the rest of your life". I am not saying that Jobspring is completely at fault with how everything turned out. I just really am shocked as to how rude and unprofessional the leaders and employees of this office are. Yes, some people will not be right for this position because after all, it is a sales job. But what gives you a right as a so called "professional" to treat your employees the way I was treated? I was very fortunate to find another job in a few months after quitting Jobspring. When I began working at my current employer, I reflected and realized how extremely toxic of a work environment Jobspring was. At my current job, I am never micromanaged and my manager treats me with respect and as a human who can sometimes makes MISTAKES. I also get paid more and have an actual work/life balance. So if you are reading these reviews and come across this one while contemplating whether or not you want to move forward with this company, take my advice and REALLY think about what you want. Trust me, I think you deserve better.