Opus Talent Solutions Reviews

Long hours and constant pressure to meet targets - but that's the normality in recruitment isn't it?

have you ever wanted to know what it would be like to be a victorian school child?if you have then you will love it here. interviewing was quite fun and met genuinely nice people. then i joined. i was taught to think of myself as scum and to practically kiss goodbye to family and friends. my team lead would tell me every day what his pay check was and how that i will be nothing until I'm earning that amount. go to the toilet if you dare but it will be noted. i will say i was late once, my bus was about 10 minutes late which made us get caught in the traffic getting into the centre where the office is. i sprinted into the office and was met with a shouting from a manager i had never spoken to before and then given a stern warning as well as being made to feel crap all day with constant reminders and cold looks, the conversation went a little like. after deciding he humiliated me enough in front of everyone he took me in a office Manager:are you hungry for this? Me: Yes mr manager but my bus was late ill stay longer and it won't happen again Manager: i don't think you want this Me: Yes i definitely do but my bus was late Manager: i want 100 calls and 3 hours on the phone today please I haven't had the same bus driver since so haven't been able to thank him for such a memorable day anyway i stepped out of the worst time machine in the world and back out into the modern working life and left. which it sounds like most people are planning on doing anyway as no one seems to like it, lunch was fun because you would hear different stories about why people hate the management, the only people that seem to have an ounce of life in them is team leads who are more concerned about sniffing the backside of bigger bosses. hopefully people make it out alive dont interview and don't join. save yourself