Cold Hard Truth - Anonymous employee Staffmark Employee Review

1.0
8 Jan 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

extra cash if needed, good to fill in any gaps while away from your REAL job.

Cons

Just about everything really. Ok kids listen up. These jobs are low pay, low skill, and sometimes temp to hire. They could care less about you as a person or your financial needs, that's life. These employees a Staffmark are just happy to land a job their selves and some work two jobs because their wage is so low. They will lie to you, they will side with a company regardless of how dirty you were treated and they will look over you knowing you have more than the qualifying skill for the job. keeping their clients is a priority and you don't matter at all. My best advice.... Get out there and get you some kind of an education. Preferably a skill trade because the money is in trade. Join a good local and become a union member. Your union will fight for a better wage for you and will not allow you to be treated like these factories treat you that staffmark sends you to. Listen, anyone can work for staffmark and many of these supervisors have less education than you do. They are not interested in your future because they are struggling themselves. So, If you want more of the same keep doing what your doing. If not, then make some changes. Rant over

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