Adecco reviews

Job was classified office, but it was more like a factory job. They monitored our time and output very stringently. Getting time off was often very difficult. I even heard a story about someone who asked for time off to attend a funeral 1 or 2 days later. The site supervisor said, "Next time give us more notice." Like you know 2 weeks in advance that someone's going to die. Site supervisor was cold, uncaring, rude and semi-literate. She literally couldn't spell personnel. Staff morale was often low.

I never felt like the most Sr. Management was interested in the local markets. That's to say, in the two years that I worked for them, I did not once have leadership above the RVP level visit our local office. This, for me and the recruiters that worked for me, was a bit disappointing. The only other issue if you like feeling connected to the company you work for was that with such a large organization, people can get lost in the crowd. Local management was awesome, but in the big scheme of things, you knew that you were but a small entity on a large island.